Enlivening is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENLIVENING in dictionary:

VERB:
• ENLIVEN, to make lively
• make (something) more entertaining, interesting, or appealing
• make (someone) more cheerful or animated
ADJECTIVE:
• giving spirit and vivacity

Words related to ENLIVENING

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How to use ENLIVENING in a sentence

• But whether, when we arrive at the consideration of ways and means, I shall find my interview with my treasurer enlivening, is gravely to be questioned.
• Infants are charmed with the melody of sounds, and old age is animated by enlivening notes.
• But even in winter we find them enlivening, by their verdure, the cold bosom of Nature.
• Cold fireworks, the morning after, are not enlivening.
• They drank of the water of the river, which was pleasant and enlivening to their weary spirits, and they ate of the fruit of the green trees that grew by the river side.
• Whether the spot was chosen for the purpose of smothering his cries or enlivening his spirits nobody cared to inquire.
• This is the most pleasant time, as the evenings are cool and enlivening.
• A pauper who had known better days wrote to thank me for enlivening the monotony of a workhouse infirmary.
• The happiness these simple remembrances shed over the whole party is so enlivening, that every distress and fatigue seems to be forgotten.
• To Major Rae, watching on the outposts of Zion from behind the icy ramparts of Echo Canon, the news was welcome, even enlivening.
• The wind rose, enlivening, keen, and in a blaze of well-being he came to the flat of Tanis Judique.
• The rum-and-water being a novelty, something out of the usual order of his drink, appeared to have an enlivening effect upon him.
• He had gone to his interview with Henslow in a somewhat depressed state of mind, and its result had not been enlivening.
• Now a gay and enlivening passage was performed, and then a mournful air, or something martial and soul-stirring.
• All the varieties are eminently adapted for enlivening shrubbery borders and the sides of carriage-drives.
• We cannot follow them through this long and enlivening hunt.
• He was not above enlivening them by a few jests in the best taste.
• Her heart was as heavy as her head, her mind busy with retrospect and forecast, neither enlivening.
• On the open road, with nothing more enlivening than the dark hills, half-seen in the light of the rising moon, she settled down.
• He spoke English and French fluently and had the keenest sense of humour of any member of the congress, constantly enlivening the proceedings by his witty and humorous remarks.
• Criticism would be dull without the enlivening effects of some appeal to the emotions.
• In the parlor, for example, this enlivening figure is repeated all over the room.
• He saw that his arrival with the papers had produced an enlivening effect among the officials, but it seemed that he himself was not taken very seriously.
• It was not enlivening to live together that way, but it worked well toward keeping the cabin ship shape.
• Every now and then the Aunt Tomasa came to see them, enlivening them with the optimism of her happy old age.
• Adorned with rich clusters, the Vine soon bowed himself down to his master, and he tasted the enlivening juice, and named him his friend.
• I hope for your enlivening presence soon, which will prove a seasonable cordial to the spirits of your LUCY FREEMAN.
• This is almost the only tree in nature to which the enlivening beams of the sun are obnoxious.
• That one, and she was one, that one was having been saying what feeling was enlivening, feeling beginning and ending and not compelling having been continuing.
• It was completely enlivening this which was contrasting what was remaining.
• A band of music, engaged for the day, came off, and the enlivening strains of the national airs sounded through the ship.
• For though his body be withdrawn from us, yet by the lively and virtual contact of his spirit, he is always kindling, cheering, quickening, warming, and enlivening hearts.
• By many Advantages, some at last come to find out what, in the whole Compass of Sounds, is most soft and touching, most brisk and enlivening, most lofty and elevating.
• He stood there with a face of such dark gloom that all the brightness of the sunlit April day could not cast one enlivening gleam.

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