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vitalising's Usage Examples:

century, whose historiography positioned Jewish mysticism as a mainstream vitalising source in the centre of Jewish development.

of Australian players in the NBA and in playing a leading role in re-vitalising the Australian NBL.

as real Yesh existence, though completely nullified to its continuous vitalising Divine lifeforce, the perception of "Lower Unity".

However, Blake describes inspiration in bodily terms, vitalising the nerves of his arm.

gardens, Cerletti developed a theory that ECT caused the brain to produce vitalising substances, which he called "agro-agonines" (from the Greek for extreme.

companionship with a spirit who is transfusing himself into our souls, and so vitalising them by his superior energy, that life, both outward and inward, presents.

But that is the horror in the sense that it is so vitalising; isn't that how people came out of the great tragedies? People came out.

Also in 1997, IBC turned out to be the main base for some vitalising folk-blues projects like Tuzlu Nehir (Salty River), Mama ' Friends and.

fostering prayer in the family, and "Loaves of Thanksgiving" (1989) on re-vitalising the celebration of the weekly Eucharist.

light as the above truths concerning the salvation of the Spirit and the vitalising of the body.

there," adding that it's "a song destined for slightly watery-eyed but vitalising sing-alongs.

with an aim to universalise primary education in India by reforming and vitalising the existing primary education system.

To Sarvajna goes the credit of re-vitalising the vachana poetic tradition.

built form and aesthetics of the colony as well as his programme of re-vitalising convict society through religion as well as education.

vitalising's Meaning':

give life to

Synonyms:

change; vitalize; modify; alter;

Antonyms:

stiffen; decrease; tune; dissimilate; detransitivize;