Term Gallery logo

Meanings of galvanizing in English

Affected by emotion as if by electricity; thrilling.

Related terms
Usage of galvanizing in English
1
She says galvanizing that anger can lead to social and political change.
Radio NZ
2
The threat from an emerging common enemy may be galvanizing their efforts.
Reuters
3
The theatrics were far more galvanizing than learning the word of God.
Escape
4
This is why steel is plated with zinc, also known as galvanizing.
Climbing Magazine
5
Rail disruption is something that has a particularly galvanizing effect on public opinion.
Reuters
6
CC: The BYP 100 actually emerged out of a galvanizing moment.
Ebony
7
For many of the young law students, the trip was galvanizing.
NY Magazine
8
There are signs that King's IPO is already galvanizing investor interest.
Reuters
9
For all his good intentions, he was still searching for that galvanizing cause.
NY Magazine
10
Some galvanizing revelation that sent him caterwauling into a homicidal rage?
The President's Assassin
11
It tortured her beyond endurance, galvanizing her into sudden, unconsidered action.
The Rocks of Valpré
12
Rajoelina rose to power after galvanizing popular anger at Ravalomanana's perceived abuses of power.
Reuters
13
He instanced Rosebery; the Aliens Act; Tariff Reform, in spite of Chamberlain's galvanizing efforts.
The Life of the Rt. Hon. Sir Charles W. Dilke, Volume 2
14
They became stronger on galvanizing the animal by the contact of zinc and gold.
Personal Narrative of Travels to the Equinoctial Regions of Amer...
15
It's galvanizing women and trans people everywhere to speak out about harassment and abuse.
Wired
16
Its Coatings segment provides global galvanizing, painting and anodizing services.
Reuters
About this term
Galvanizing through the time
Galvanizing across language varieties
United States of America
Common