vitalizing

• Adjetivo que significa que da vida o energía; tonificante, vigorizante. En la actualidad se usa poco en inglés moderno, siendo más común la forma verbal correspondiente.

An adjective meaning giving life or energy; invigorating. Now rarely used in modern English, with 'vitalizing' more commonly appearing as a verb form.

1. Giving life or energyC1formal

   Having the power to give life, energy, or spirit; invigorating.

   que da vida o energía

   • The mountain air had a vitalizing effect on the hikers.
   • Her speech was a vitalizing force for the entire team.
   • A good night's sleep can be truly vitalizing.

   Sinónimosbracingenergizingenliveningexhilaratinginvigoratingrefreshingrevivingstimulating

   Antónimosdebilitatingdrainingenervatingenfeeblingexhaustingweakening

• Verbo que significa dar vida, energía o fuerza a algo; animar o vigorizar, ya sea física, emocional o figurativamente.

A verb meaning to give life, energy, or strength to something; to invigorate or animate.

1. Give life toC1formal

   To endow with life or vitality; to animate.

   dar vida

   • The spring rains vitalise the dormant plants.
   • Ancient myths often describe gods who vitalise the earth.
   • A good leader can vitalise a struggling team.

   Sinónimosanimateenergizeenlivengalvanizeinvigoratequickenrejuvenaterevivestimulatevivify

   Antónimosdeadenenervatekillweaken

2. Make more lively or vigorousC1formal

   To energize or invigorate something, making it more active or dynamic.

   Vitalizar, vigorizar

   • The new manager's ideas helped vitalise the company's culture.
   • A brisk walk can vitalise both body and mind.
   • The artist's bold colors vitalise the otherwise dull painting.

   Sinónimosanimateenergizeenlivengalvanizeinvigorateliven uppep upquickenrevitalizestimulate

   Antónimosdeadendebilitatedrainenervateexhaustsapweaken