Actify

Pronunciation: /ˈæktəˌfaɪ/

Definitions of actify

verb to make something more active or lively

Example Sentences

A1 I actify my morning routine by stretching before getting out of bed.

A2 She actifies her work environment by playing calming music.

B1 The company aims to actify its customer service department to improve satisfaction.

B2 The new manager implemented strategies to actify team collaboration.

C1 The government introduced policies to actify economic growth in the region.

C2 The organization's CEO is known for his ability to actify change within the company.

Examples of actify in a Sentence

formal The company decided to actify their marketing strategy to attract more customers.

informal I think we should actify our study group sessions to improve our grades.

slang Let's actify this party by inviting more people and getting better music.

figurative She knew she had to actify her mindset in order to achieve her goals.

Grammatical Forms of actify

• past tense: actified
• plural: actifies
• comparative: more actify
• superlative: most actify
• present tense: actify
• future tense: will actify
• perfect tense: have actified
• continuous tense: is actifying
• singular: actifies
• positive degree: actify
• infinitive: to actify
• gerund: actifying
• participle: actified

Origin and Evolution of actify

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'actify' is believed to have originated from the combination of 'act' and the suffix '-ify' which means 'to make or cause'

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe the action of making something active or causing it to act, the word 'actify' has evolved to also mean the process of making something more efficient or effective.