Verb:

వేగవంతం చేయడానికి, హెచ్చరిక, రేకెత్తించు, సజీవ,

quicken తెలుగు అర్థానికి ఉదాహరణ:

నవరసాలు అత్యంత ప్రాచీనకాలం నుంచి విమర్శ అనే ప్రక్రియ ఉన్నప్పటికి దీనిని ఆధునిక ప్రక్రియయలలో భాగంగా గుర్తిస్తున్నారుఏదైనా సాహిత్య రచనను దోషా,అదోషా నిరూపనలు చేసేది విమర్శఉత్తమమైన విమర్శకులకు విజ్ఞానవికాశములు చేకూర్చుటయేకాక వారియందు నూతనచైతన్యము రేకెత్తించును.

బండరాళ్ళతో గుడారాలను పోలిన నిర్మాణాలు, భూగర్భ సొరంగాలు, సూర్యచంద్ర్లు, శివలింగం, నంది గుర్తులు కలిగిన శిలాశాసనాలు ఆసక్తిని రేకెత్తించుచున్నవి.

quicken's Usage Examples:

The early Catholic church held that human life began at "ensoulment" (at the time of quickening), a continuation of Roman.

The agricultural importance of the county and the new railway line between Pest and Békéscsaba (finished in 1858) brought development, which was quickened when Hungary lost its southern territories to Romania after World War I and Békéscsaba had to take over the role of the lost cities.

quickened individual"s heart and they are sorrowed to repentance and mourning in which after the Godly sorrow has sorrowed them to repentance they profess a burden.

procure an abortion, if the fetus is already formed or quickened, especially if it is quickened, he commits homicide.

That evening, the "three rare words" of the ritual of requickening were presented to them – these three concepts included the wiping of.

phlegm, quickens digestion, sharpens appetite, makes the tongue of the lisper plain, freshens the intellect and gives alertness to the body and gaiety.

Tasman Lake has quickened the retreat of the Tasman Glacier.

Hypnic jerks are associated with a rapid heartbeat, quickened breathing, sweat, and sometimes "a peculiar sensory feeling of "shock".

As the century closed, the pace of monument-building quickened in the great cities of the East, especially those erected to memorialize the Civil War.

The pace quickens as links and parallels by noah and the clock begins to run down for both.

private in 1781 but after the French Revolution, the pace of promotion quickened.

Spooner petitioned for a postponement, citing her pregnancy, based on common law principle that protected the life of a fetus if it had quickened.

quickened his pace in turn, eventually resulting in "a somewhat unseemly jog trot" according to a press report.

Synonyms:

brisk, speed, brisk up, intensify, deepen, accelerate, brisken, speed up,

Antonyms:

bore, dissuade, desensitize, desensitise, decelerate,