तेजस्वी उत्कटतेने भरलेले,

Verb:

जिवंत करणे, चिअर अप,

exhilarates's Usage Examples:

reporting in a medical journal that "Very pleasant to the taste, (the water) exhilarates fully as much as wine on the first day, and on the second operates as.

On a second visit, he scares and exhilarates her driving his specially adapted truck.

Unadulterated wine, on the contrary, exhilarates and invigorates: it makes him cheerful, and provides for the continuance.

cheek-vibrating space noise" with a "stage presence and lust for playing that exhilarates in the extreme".

had fought in the Napoleonic War, including Archduke John, "whose name exhilarates us as a fresh breeze from the mountains.

He once famously remarked that “The invigorating air of Murray Bay exhilarates like champagne without the effects of the morning after.

True to his nature, he exhilarates as he relentlessly works to fine-tune his ideas.

advertising early on, introducing the slogan, "Good tea unites good company, exhilarates the spirits, banishes restraint from conversation and promotes the happiest.

"Bonnaroo: LCD Soundsystem exhilarates at annual Tennessee Music Festival".

One of Brooke"s early slogan was “Good Tea unites good company, exhilarates the spirits, opens the heart, banishes restraint from conversation and.

2015-07-09 at the Wayback Machine Daily Monitor, December 7, 2009: Beenie Man exhilarates Kampala BBC News, July 12, 2010: Uganda"s World Cup joy shattered by.

says: "Dad, I would like to do this too", he, gaping at the young couple exhilarates: "Dad would as well, son" - a sentence which later became a very common.

described Girls on the Run as "a tank of literary laughing gas that exhilarates and confounds in roughly equal measure.

Synonyms:

exalt, pick up, lift up, inebriate, uplift, tickle pink, elate, intoxicate, thrill, beatify,

Antonyms:

depress, criticize, discourage, lower, deteriorate,