Verb:

उत्साह देना, प्ररेरित करना,

inspires's Usage Examples:

The same hatred of monkery characterized the Thonraki and inspires the Key of Truth.

His strength of character inspires awe, even fear.

"My friend Corneille," he said, "has a familiar who inspires him with the finest verses in the world.

Their representation of the moral character, the religious consciousness, the teaching of Jesus, inspires confidence.

By turns our purity inspires and our impurity casts us down.

Despite being the most efficient method ever, it is still highly inefficient, and this inefficiency inspires hope.

The highest point, beyond which strictly philosophical inquirers did not penetrate, was the active intellect, - a sort of soul of the world in Aristotelian garb - the principle which inspires and regulates the development of humanity, and in which lies the goal of perfection for the human spirit.

It is equally a soul or spirit in wine which inspires the intoxicated; the old Egyptian kings avoided wine at table and in libations, because it was the blood of rebels who had fought with the gods, and out of whose rotting bodies grew the vines; to drink the blood was to imbibe the soul of these rebels, and the frenzy of intoxication which followed was held to be possession by their spirits.

God has sent an ambassador who inspires no fear.

This is the lowest stage of concrete consciousness - life, and not knowledge; the spirit inspires, but does not reflect.

Synonyms:

excite, stir, enliven, animate, invigorate, shake up, shake, encourage, exalt, stimulate,

Antonyms:

thicken, open, obviate, disarrange, discourage,