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energises's Usage Examples:

has been explained as, "where the essence of the ocean invigorates and energises our strength and determination".

the vortilon creates a vortex streamed around the top surface, which energises the boundary layer.

Such bravado energises posterity also," the Chief Minister opined.

He explains that his home city energises him and he almost feels like he returns to Liverpool to "steal its energy".

happiest of combinations, though the sheer alacrity of Adderrley's sound energises some otherwise tepid writing.

the upper surface boundary layer with air arriving through the slot re-energises the boundary layer which then remains attached to the upper surface of.

stashes them in the storage compartment of the sky-sled which he then energises and heads towards the trees.

This completes a circuit which energises a coil around the iron pivot arm and functions as an electromagnet.

zawkaw gone, explores further and finds a tubular craft which can fly—and energises it.

"National Grid's new undersea power cable between Britain and France energises race to net zero".

"Reclaim Australia re-energises radical nationalism".

In order to perform a test the timer de-energises the solenoid valve to simulate a shutdown and re-energises the solenoid when the required degree of.

A thermostatic switch energises an electric fan which blows air over the heat exchanger to circulate it.

"Mansky's arrival energises Riga International Film Festival".

"Paragon preview: Epic Games re-energises the MOBA with classic shooter elements and unique twists".

Supreme is enlarged to giant size with a power boost from Primus which also energises several of the other Autobots.

Automatic wheelslip is controlled by a relay which de-energises the governor override solenoid, bringing the load regulator towards minimum.

energises's Meaning':

raise to a higher energy level

Synonyms:

change; modify; excite; alter; energize;

Antonyms:

decelerate; stifle; stand still; weaken; break;