Energizing

Pronunciation: /ˈɛnərˌdʒaɪzɪŋ/

Definitions of energizing

adjective giving energy or making someone feel more energetic

Example Sentences

A1 Drinking a cup of coffee in the morning is energizing.

A2 Going for a run in the park can be very energizing.

B1 Listening to upbeat music is a great way to feel energized.

B2 Attending a motivational seminar can be an energizing experience.

C1 Engaging in a challenging workout routine can be incredibly energizing.

C2 Participating in a high-energy dance class is always energizing.

Examples of energizing in a Sentence

formal The energizing music helped the athletes perform at their best during the competition.

informal I always feel so energized after a run, it's so energizing!

slang That new energy drink is so hype, it's super energizing.

figurative The team meeting was like an energizing shot of espresso, waking everyone up and getting them ready to tackle the day.

Grammatical Forms of energizing

• past tense: energized
• plural: energizings
• comparative: more energizing
• superlative: most energizing
• present tense: energizes
• future tense: will energize
• perfect tense: has energized
• continuous tense: is energizing
• singular: energizing
• positive degree: energizing
• infinitive: to energize
• gerund: energizing
• participle: energized

Origin and Evolution of energizing

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'energizing' originated from the Greek word 'energēs', meaning 'active' or 'working'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'energizing' has come to be used to describe something that gives energy or vitality to someone or something, rather than just being active or working.