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Meanings of galvanic in English
Portuguese
galvânico Pertaining to or producing electric current by chemical action.
Related terms
Affected by emotion as if by electricity; thrilling.
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Examples for "electric"
Examples for "electric"
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The Company's main products include electric power, gas and steam, among others.
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Bringing forward the use of electric vehicles was one example, he said.
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Another frequent question is about the health hazards associated with electric lines.
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The Company is engaged in electric power generation by hydroelectric power plants.
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Certainly, electric is the way to go in terms of air quality.
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She says galvanizing that anger can lead to social and political change.
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The threat from an emerging common enemy may be galvanizing their efforts.
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The theatrics were far more galvanizing than learning the word of God.
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This is why steel is plated with zinc, also known as galvanizing.
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Rail disruption is something that has a particularly galvanizing effect on public opinion.
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They are saying something that is galvanising the minds of young people.
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It was also a huge galvanising event for the civil rights movement.
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It seems Farage does well galvanising the convinced, but repels everyone else.
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Fairytale of New York had a galvanising effect on everyone involved.
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But perhaps the injury crisis which has engulfed Newcastle is galvanising Bruce's side.
Usage of galvanic in English
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How are mixed metal anchors in these areas affected by galvanic corrosion?
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This news startled Artoo, who immediately emitted a series of galvanic noises.
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The question came upon me like a shock from a galvanic battery.
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He started, in all his deathly longitude, as with a galvanic shock.
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Reich shook with galvanic spasms that forced him to release the girl.
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He shook with galvanic spasms that forced him to release the girl.
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You thought it was a galvanic belt, or something of that sort.
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This sound was to Davidson like a galvanic shock to a corpse.
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Andrew was trying to recover from the galvanic jolt of her touch.
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Metallurgists use a table called a galvanic series to rank metals.
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That's where galvanic vestibular stimulation comes in- afancyname for a simple procedure.
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With a galvanic jolt, I realized he was telling the painfully simple truth.
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The Christian names of the couple acted like a galvanic battery on Curtis.
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The galvanic flame seemed more active at this elevation than on the earth.
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The few words were like the effects of a galvanic battery on Harry.
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The mutual galvanic shock might be continued at the next meeting,-andso on.
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Galvanic through the time
Galvanic across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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