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Meanings of inspire in anglès
català
vigoritzar espanyol
exaltar Sinònims
Examples for "animate"
Examples for "animate"
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Golems need to have a spell on their body to animate them.
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Certainly there is nothing terribly exotic in the chemicals that animate us.
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These are the same feelings that animate the lowest and basest mob.
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The unexpected fervour of this grunt seemed to animate the little model.
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It is positive, persistent, prevalent, the whole animate existence expressed in it.
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The king can exalt the Seymours, for they stand far beneath him.
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Is the saw to exalt itself over the one who wields it?
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In 2008, I hereby resolve to exalt and uphold the nerd lifestyle.
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Thou dost exalt whomsoever Thou willest and dost abase whomsoever Thou willest.
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Anything in the least highfalutin' would depress, not exalt, a British company.
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Editors wait for a good soundbite to enliven the six o'clock news.
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Anecdotes enliven the text, including a blistering critique of Ernst & Young.
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To these may naturally be added the birds that enliven the waters.
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To enliven the meetings, private members were requested to give oral lectures.
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All it does is enliven things that may otherwise be falling flat.
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The change will interest your mind as well as invigorate your body.
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On the contrary, to extend and invigorate them is our true policy.
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For some time I found nothing that tended to invigorate my hopes.
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There are, though, bitters that shrivel and bitters that tone and invigorate.
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We must invigorate ourselves, for we shall have plenty to do to-morrow.
Usage of inspire in anglès
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The Trust said her compositions continue to inspire a new generation today.
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The list was long and familiar: Be authentic; inspire purpose; embrace uncertainty.
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A key challenge now is to continue to inspire a wilting opposition.
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The events of a century ago still have the power to inspire.
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In the best cases, that leads to things that inform and inspire.
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Short Stories: The ordinary can - and does - often inspire artists.
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Instead, Saturday's result will inspire new, more positive feel about the Timbers.
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Maybe the pain would inspire him to some solution to the problem.
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Although diplomatically stated in the paper, the findings do not inspire confidence.
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But without the Staff itself, the document could not inspire great interest.
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Every object, juxtaposition and wall text is presented to inspire new ideas.
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Pitka said he hopes events in Toksook Bay will inspire greater participation.
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The bill in its initial form did not inspire confidence among investors.
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The question is, is it going to be enough to inspire confidence?
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Britain's referendum on European Union membership has the power to inspire others.
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You inspire loyalty in the men you lead, and you understand combat.
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Translations for inspire
espanyol
Inspire through the time
Inspire across language varieties
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