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Definition of re-energize in English: re-energize(British re-energise) verb [with object]Give fresh vitality, enthusiasm, or impetus to. new reconstruction projects will re-energize the flagging economy Example sentencesExamples - You can re-energise tired sections of the garden simply by installing a lovely pot, or grouping of pots, in them.
- For Avon, multilevel selling has helped reenergize a flagging U.S. sales force.
- Yet I do believe these occasions present a great opportunity to reenergize the movement.
- It would really, I think, reenergize a lot of conservatives.
- The bailout money was supposed to be used to jump-start the economy by re-energizing lending.
- Louisiana perioperative nurses redoubled their efforts by reenergizing their members.
- He will announce a major American diplomatic campaign to re-energise the UN Security Council on the Iraq issue.
- The Japanese electronics industry is reaching the limit of functional design and sees the environment as the key to re-energising its economic performance.
- In its policy review this autumn, the Labour party needs to make some imaginative leaps to re-energise its programme.
- New Urban communities provide designed public realms whose purpose is to re-energize public discourse.
- Include breaks in your day, which will allow you to re-energize yourself.
- The product fits in to the need to reenergize sales.
- The experience has, among other things, re-energized an old belief of mine.
- No, we don't need time to recover or reenergize.
- The vote reenergized a grass-roots organization called Canton Pride, which urged passage of the override.
- It was discovered, however, that the physical body could be re-energized.
- Hopefully the team building activity after lunch will re-energize me.
- Many readers will turn there first to see Clinton wallow in his guilt only to then become re-energised by his battles with his conservative opponents.
- E-mail alerts and text messages will be sent in the coming days to re-energize supporters.
- This month of December has totally re-energized me to start 2010 in the best mindset possible.
Definition of re-energize in US English: re-energize(British re-energise) verbˌrēˈenərjīz [with object]Give fresh vitality, enthusiasm, or impetus to. new reconstruction projects will re-energize the flagging economy Example sentencesExamples - The vote reenergized a grass-roots organization called Canton Pride, which urged passage of the override.
- It would really, I think, reenergize a lot of conservatives.
- The bailout money was supposed to be used to jump-start the economy by re-energizing lending.
- Many readers will turn there first to see Clinton wallow in his guilt only to then become re-energised by his battles with his conservative opponents.
- Include breaks in your day, which will allow you to re-energize yourself.
- This month of December has totally re-energized me to start 2010 in the best mindset possible.
- The experience has, among other things, re-energized an old belief of mine.
- Hopefully the team building activity after lunch will re-energize me.
- In its policy review this autumn, the Labour party needs to make some imaginative leaps to re-energise its programme.
- For Avon, multilevel selling has helped reenergize a flagging U.S. sales force.
- E-mail alerts and text messages will be sent in the coming days to re-energize supporters.
- The product fits in to the need to reenergize sales.
- It was discovered, however, that the physical body could be re-energized.
- New Urban communities provide designed public realms whose purpose is to re-energize public discourse.
- He will announce a major American diplomatic campaign to re-energise the UN Security Council on the Iraq issue.
- The Japanese electronics industry is reaching the limit of functional design and sees the environment as the key to re-energising its economic performance.
- Yet I do believe these occasions present a great opportunity to reenergize the movement.
- No, we don't need time to recover or reenergize.
- You can re-energise tired sections of the garden simply by installing a lovely pot, or grouping of pots, in them.
- Louisiana perioperative nurses redoubled their efforts by reenergizing their members.
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