vitalizing

• Adjectif signifiant qui donne vie ou énergie ; revigorant. Désigne ce qui anime, stimule ou remplit d'énergie vitale. Son usage est peu fréquent en anglais moderne, où l'on emploie plutôt le verbe correspondant.

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.

   vivifiant

   • 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.

   Synonymesbracingenergizingenliveningexhilaratinginvigoratingrefreshingrevivingstimulating

   Antonymesdebilitatingdrainingenervatingenfeeblingexhaustingweakening

• Donner de la vie, de l'énergie ou de la force à quelque chose; animer, dynamiser ou stimuler.

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.

   Donner vie à

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

   Synonymesanimateenergizeenlivengalvanizeinvigoratequickenrejuvenaterevivestimulatevivify

   Antonymesdeadenenervatekillweaken

2. Make more lively or vigorousC1formal

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

   Rendre plus vivant ou vigoureux

   • 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.

   Synonymesanimateenergizeenlivengalvanizeinvigorateliven uppep upquickenrevitalizestimulate

   Antonymesdeadendebilitatedrainenervateexhaustsapweaken