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Meanings of quicken in English
Synonyms
Examples for "repair"
Examples for "repair"
1
Montero said she did know whether the government would repair her home.
2
Answer no to all prompts: list but don't repair any problems found.
3
However, for many inherited diseases, treatment will likely require genetic repair pre-transplantation.
4
The fact is, state and local governments constantly repair highways and bridges.
5
This includes £6bn to help local authorities repair the local road network.
1
Critics say the new law will hardly help revive the floundering economy.
2
Analysts said the new laptop may help revive the ailing PC market.
3
However, officials believe the new site and accompanying facilities will revive attendances.
4
The talks concern a possible partnership, which is needed to revive business.
5
Democratic leaders have said they have no plans to revive that power.
1
Models could therefore recreate biosignatures of cognitive dysfunction irrespective of disease state.
2
The question becomes: Which aspects of this do we strive to recreate?
3
Job Simulator goes some way to recreate the experience of pre-pandemic employment.
4
I really wasn't in a hurry to recreate that particular historical precedent.
5
After that, I hope to be able to recreate my creative faculty.
1
Golems need to have a spell on their body to animate them.
2
Certainly there is nothing terribly exotic in the chemicals that animate us.
3
These are the same feelings that animate the lowest and basest mob.
4
The unexpected fervour of this grunt seemed to animate the little model.
5
It is positive, persistent, prevalent, the whole animate existence expressed in it.
1
In that sense, it may make more sense to renovate, she said.
2
And government can't afford to build toll roads or renovate ports alone.
3
You should also absolutely not volunteer that you are going to renovate.
4
The grand plan is to renovate 84 buildings in Joburg's Inner City.
5
These will neither renovate nor conserve what is most precious in life.
1
The former strove in vain to reanimate the courage of his followers.
2
I'm trying to reanimate human life using parts of several dead people.
3
Return, I command thee, and reanimate this lifeless tenement of your soul.
4
Then the patients will die, and in due course start to reanimate.
5
There we could reanimate Los with your ability to spell in Language Prime.
1
But where now are the pure waters which should vivify and fertilize it?
2
Should not the consideration of these things vivify these dry bones of ours?
3
Do you see how words can kill and soundless movements vivify?
4
They seemed to vivify, as her discontent and restlessness grew.
5
I hope that thou mayest be the cause of their awakening and may vivify them.
1
We fade as the leaf, and the leaf fades only to revivify.
2
It has the potential to revivify the Government, but also to disassemble it.
3
I'll love you to life again; revivify you with my imagination.
4
The Malaysian companies said the redevelopment of the site will revivify south-west central London.
5
He was able to revivify a dusty document as well as a personal experience.
Usage of quicken in English
1
An illogical, unreasoning hope began to quicken his heart as he dressed.
2
He perished in body so as to quicken others by the spirit.
3
Often trumpets sounded and the motion of the troops seemed to quicken.
4
Behold I have longed after thy precepts: quicken me in thy justice.
5
Here the most favorable event happened to quicken and encourage their advance.
6
Regret and guilt pulled her shoulder muscles together, made her heartbeat quicken.
7
When I wished to quicken his gait, the horse broke at once.
8
The thought of this made her quicken her pace to a run.
9
Every successive season served to quicken the pulses of this growing hatred.
10
I felt my pulse quicken, and I knew he could tell, too.
11
But as the momentum started to quicken, patience and precision were abandoned.
12
Smith said, and he felt the beat of his heart perceptibly quicken.
13
The delay caused by this conversation induced Wolf to quicken his pace.
14
As your adrenaline pumps, your heart beats faster, and your reactions quicken.
15
I noticed a passing couple quicken their pace, despite the glassy sidewalk.
16
Mercedes, fearful of losing the race, vainly told him to quicken up.
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Quicken through the time
Quicken across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
Common