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Meanings of stimulate in English
Cause to be alert and energetic.
Synonyms
Examples for "brace"
Examples for "brace"
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Severe storm damage in Buller as locals brace for ongoing power cuts.
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With Trump, businesses should brace themselves for further battles ahead, King said.
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John Mayer should brace himself for Jessica Simpson's forthcoming memoir, Open Book.
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Lerato Lamola scored a brace, having helped Arrows take the early lead.
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All told, short-term investors should brace for a rocky summer, Gundlach said.
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Their intention was of course to arouse the interest of Broadway producers.
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The sensory exercises arouse and intensify the central activities in our children.
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The jewellers gasp in the immensity of the hope her words arouse.
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The Psalm was very appropriate; well fitted to arouse the military spirit:
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Nor did the sight of the male organs arouse any particular sensations.
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The river Chagres will energize the Canal as well as fill it.
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For a time, it appeared that the pennant race would energize him.
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In this cycle, race-based appeals energize communities of color and repel suburbia.
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It will permeate our lives, energize our bodies, and fuel our imaginations.
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The massive project was conceived in the 1950s to energize lower Manhattan.
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That sort of achievement may help energise SK to pursue bolder deals.
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A generous helping of fizzy pop to energise campers and day-trippers alike.
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I want to help focus, motivate and energise to achieve these efficiency savings.
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Ukrainians knew how such posts could go viral and quickly energise mass protests.
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But they forgot the final e, my friends, e for energise.
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Try search out one or two to try perk up your home.
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Andy forgot his personal embarrassment and began to perk up his ears.
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Sometimes he would seem to perk up for a Day or two.
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Diane began to perk up as soon as she took a bite.
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Don't be alarmed if they flop for a few days: they'll perk up.
Usage of stimulate in English
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They produce original research, create useful technology and stimulate the global economy.
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The new leader also cannot use the budget to stimulate the economy.
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The mining sector is however expected to stimulate growth in coming years.
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Her new administration's main priority, she said, was to stimulate economic growth.
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Stakeholders need to work together to stimulate action and ensure successful initiatives.
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Accurate surveillance data also stimulate interest and support for national eradication programmes.
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A key focus was to stimulate interactions between basic research and industry.
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What aspects of the new buildings stimulate better teaching, learning and research?
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Some industry observers say the rise in top-end supply will stimulate demand.
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Let's get community organisers to stimulate social action in our poorest areas.
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The FDI players really stimulate new sectors and they accelerate critical mass.
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In addition, DIFF also runs extensive workshop programmes to stimulate industry capacity.
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It was established to stabilize the financial system and stimulate credit markets.
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Rich countries had to take more steps to stimulate economies, he said.
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He called on Germany to find ways to stimulate the European economy.
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We have made swift organisational changes to help stimulate our business performance.
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South Africa
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New Zealand
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United States of America
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