dynamise

An obsolete verb meaning to make dynamic or to energize; no longer in common use.

• 🇵🇹Verbo pouco usado que significa tornar dinâmico ou dar energia a algo; pode indicar ativar, estimular ou dar impulso a um processo ou situação.

1. Make more dynamic C1 formal british

   To make something more active, energetic, or effective.

   • The new manager aims to dynamise the team's workflow.
   • They introduced innovative strategies to dynamise the company's growth.
   • The government plans to dynamise the economy through new policies.

   🇵🇹Dinamizar

   Sinônimos: activateboostenergizeenliveninvigoratepep uprevitalizestimulate

   Antônimos: deadenparalyzestagnate

2. Make a drug effective C2 formal british

   To activate or enhance the effectiveness of a drug or medicine.

   • The pharmacist explained how to dynamise the medication for better results.
   • Certain compounds can dynamise the active ingredients in a drug.
   • The process is used to dynamise homeopathic remedies.

   🇵🇹Dinamizar o medicamento

   Sinônimos: activateboostenhancepotentiatestrengthen

• dynamised past participle
• dynamised past simple
• dynamising present participle
• dynamises third person singular