Meanings of act energetically in English

The moment, therefore, has come when we must act energetically.

In vain Dupleix continued to urge Chunda Sahib to act energetically, and to enter Tanjore.

These conservative young men speak and act energetically.

The interests of the consumer class lead it not only to act fairly but to act energetically.

To live really, is to act energetically.

As England, under pain of falling into want and riots, cannot dispense with cotton for a single day, she will act energetically.

But not to proceed immediately to extremities, to be still able to act energetically under an array of inhibitions,-thatindeed is rare and difficult.

The West India Company had acted energetically upon the subject urged in his memorial.

This acts energetically on the cooked and gelatinous starch, and slowly on the raw starch.

In its highest form, it is the individual will acting energetically under the influence of religion, morality, and reason.

It acts energetically upon animal and vegetable substances, and is a poisonous, dangerous substance to get on the skin.

The employers, who were acting energetically under the leadership of the iron industry, enjoyed from the beginning a considerable ascendancy.

Its juice acts energetically on the kidneys, and dissolves the calculous formations of earthy phosphates which frequently form in the bladder.

If he acted energetically and brought matters to a speedy close, the Queen, to avoid evil gossip, would burden him with her own act.

"Avoid as far as possible any military movement during the next three months," wrote Lawrence; "but, should serious disturbance arise, act energetically."