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Meanings of energising in English

Supplying motive force.

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Usage of energising in English
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He said that the leadership contest had been energising for the party.
The Guardian
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Inside there's good cheer and a buzzing repartee and an energising style.
The Irish Times
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It is a receptive attitude, a justifying principle, and an energising power.
Christianity and Ethics: A Handbook of Christian Ethics
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The issue seems to be energising a lot of young people.
The Guardian
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Because while anger can be energising, rage has the opposite effect.
The Guardian
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He is an energising presence, precise in his movements, comfortable in his skin.
The Guardian
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Applying a coat of red to your lips has an ximmediate energising effect.
The Guardian
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It can be energising to chat and unwind with colleagues during a lunch break.
The South African
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His entire movement relies on energising racism, not suppressing it.
The Guardian
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How energising it looks for that dynamic to be reversed.
The Guardian
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But there is something undeniably energising about the sheer vehemence of the audio-visual compositions.
The Irish Times
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We've got to look for new ways now for energising the process by creating credibility.
The Guardian
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That energising sense of national solidarity is being splintered.
The Guardian
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Trump claims his tax plan is energising American businesses.
News.com.au
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That seems a strange but energising gift, he said.
The Guardian
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It can be energising and destructive in equal parts.
The Irish Times
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