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Definition of animate
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Animate
(a.)
Endowed
with life;
alive;
living;
animated;
lively.
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Animate
::
Animate
(v. t.) To give
natural
life to; to make
alive;
to
quicken;
as, the soul
animates
the
body..
Vegetate
::
Vegetate
(v. i.) Fig.: To lead a live too low for an
animate
creature;
to do
nothing
but eat and grow.
Informative
::
Informative
(a.)
Having
power to
inform,
animate,
or
vivify..
Frigid
::
Frigid
(a.)
Wanting
warmth,
fervor,
ardor,
fire,
vivacity,
etc.;
unfeeling;
forbidding
in
manner;
dull and
unanimated;
stiff and
formal;
as, a
frigid
constitution;
a
frigid
style;
a
frigid
look or
manner;
frigid
obedience
or
service..
Encourage
::
Encourage
(v. t.) To give
courage
to; to
inspire
with
courage,
spirit,
or hope; to
raise,
or to
increase,
the
confidence
of; to
animate;
enhearten;
to
incite;
to help
forward;
-- the
opposite
of
discourage..
Lilt
::
Lilt (n.)
Animated,
brisk
motion;
spirited
rhythm;
sprightliness..
Animation
::
Animation
(n.) The act of
animating,
or
giving
life or
spirit;
the state of being
animate
or
alive..
Reanimation
::
Reanimation
(n.) The act or
operation
of
reanimating,
or the state of being
reanimated;
reinvigoration;
revival..
Sympathy
::
Sympathy
(n.) A
tendency
of
inanimate
things
to
unite,
or to act on each
other;
as, the
sympathy
between
the
loadstone
and
iron..
Inlive
::
Inlive
(v. t.) To
animate.
Thing
::
Thing (n.)
Whatever
exists,
or is
conceived
to
exist,
as a
separate
entity,
whether
animate
or
inanimate;
any
separable
or
distinguishable
object
of
thought..
Shout
::
Shout (n.) A loud burst of voice or
voices;
a
vehement
and
sudden
outcry,
especially
of a
multitudes
expressing
joy,
triumph,
exultation,
or
animated
courage..
Quick
::
Quick
(superl.)
Characterized
by life or
liveliness;
animated;
sprightly;
agile;
brisk;
ready.
Swarmed
::
Swarm (n.)
Hence,
any great
number
or
multitude,
as of
people
in
motion,
or
sometimes
of
inanimate
objects;
as, a swarm of
meteorites..
Merciless
::
Merciless
(a.)
Destitute
of
mercy;
cruel;
unsparing;
-- said of
animate
beings,
and also,
figuratively,
of
things;
as, a
merciless
tyrant;
merciless
waves..
Inspired
::
Inspired
(a.) Moved or
animated
by, or as by, a
supernatural
influence;
affected
by
divine
inspiration;
as, the
inspired
prophets;
the
inspired
writers..
Animate
::
Animate
(a.)
Endowed
with life;
alive;
living;
animated;
lively.
Inanimate
::
Inanimate
(v. t.) To
animate.
Vehemence
::
Vehemence
(n.)
Violent
ardor;
great heat;
animated
fervor;
as, the
vehemence
of love,
anger,
or other
passions..
Lifesome
::
Lifesome
(a.)
Animated;
sprightly.
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