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Meanings of animating in English
Usage of animating in English
1
I am talking about the burning question animating many households this Christmas.
2
He was the animating genius of the city; his voice was obeyed.
3
English scenery, animating air; a rouse to the blood and the mind.
4
He then contrasts the different spirit animating the officers and the men.
5
Need was the weakest, resentment the strongest of all the animating motives.
6
The Paimpol fleet were scattered over the quiet mirror, animating the desert.
7
The butter and honey are animating views of God and heavenly joy.
8
The Lady Margaret was now among the soldiers, animating them to resistance.
9
In many ways, Batsheva's grandmother is the animating spirit of the brand.
10
It was an animating struggle, and equally exciting to pursuers and pursued.
11
He presumed that this same spirit was probably animating everybody around him.
12
Lord Nugent's account of the military operations is very animating and striking.
13
How animating this intercourse then was to her, appears from her journals.
14
Gunner Ince exerted himself like a man, animating everybody by his example.
15
In fact, throughout the year 1802 the capital presented an interesting and animating-spectacle.
16
The Spirit of Adventure is the most animating impulse in the human breast.
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Animating through the time
Animating across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common