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• v  give life to
• v  make more lively or vigorous
• s  giving or having the power to give life and spirit
  the vitalizing rays of the warming sun

• Beyond vitalizing their gang spirit and varying their modes of warfare, he has managed to dance much of the documentary drabness out of the story, most of the sociological shock .
• Passing the scientific question of the vitalizing effect of battles long ago interwoven with rocks and rills, it remains sufficiently apparent that the editor of the Transcript .
• Just in time, marketers and food scientists have created a raft of icky but vitalizing caffeinated foods.

• vitalize
• vitalise
• life-giving

• devitalize

News & Articles

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• Estheticians Worldwide Rave about Dr. Hauschka Skin Care's New Bath Essences
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  Sept. 3, 2013 - PR Newswire

Quotes

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• Hussain al-Shahristani in United Press International
  If this law is successfully enforced, the Iraqi oil industry will develop, increasing its competency, thus boosting the country's economic revenues by re-vitalizing its economy and pumping investments in all economic sectors,Shahristani said.
• Joel Meyerowitz in Boston Globe (registration)
  When I first started to do it, I just couldn't get enough of it,Meyerowitz says. "I'm almost embarrassed to say, it was so vitalizing to me as a person and as an artist. I felt young again. I felt a passion I'd felt in the '60s, when I...