Pronunciation: /ɪˈlɛktrəˌfaɪd/
verb to charge with electricity or give an electric shock
A1 The electrician electrified the wires to power the house.
A2 The scientist electrified the water to conduct an experiment.
B1 The rock band electrified the crowd with their energetic performance.
B2 The new technology has electrified the industry, revolutionizing how things are done.
C1 The politician's speech electrified the audience, leaving them inspired and motivated.
C2 The artist's performance was so electrifying that it left the entire audience in awe.
adjective charged with electricity; thrilling or exciting
A1 The children were electrified with excitement when they saw the magician perform.
A2 The electrified fence kept the animals safely inside the zoo.
B1 The electrified wires buzzed with energy as the power surged through them.
B2 The electrified atmosphere at the concert made the crowd feel alive and energized.
C1 The electrified rail system in the city provided fast and efficient transportation for commuters.
C2 The electrified atmosphere in the courtroom crackled with tension as the verdict was about to be announced.
formal The new train system is fully electrified, reducing carbon emissions.
informal I was so electrified when I found out I got the job!
slang The concert was so amazing, I was completely electrified the whole time.
figurative Her electrified presence lit up the room as soon as she walked in.
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