Synonyms for de-energize
de-en·er·gize

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1. de-energize, de-energiseverb

   deprive of energy

   Synonyms:
   de-energise

   Antonyms:
   stimulate, brace, energise, energize, perk up, arouse

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1. Sue Dvorsky:

   I think Des Moines -LRB- CNN -RRB-'s the one -- the one who is best equipped to bring together the coalitions and bring together our base, before you begin to reach out to those folks who are undecided, you have to energize your own base. Our base is young, female, they're people of color and they live all across the country. ... Des Moines -LRB- CNN -RRB- is the person who can excite that.

2. Juan Pappier:

   Adopting a law that legalizes abortion in a Catholic country as big as Argentina will energize the struggle to ensure women’s rights in Latin America, although there will certainly be resistance, I think it’s fair to predict that, as it occurred when Argentina legalized same sex marriage in 2010, this new law could have a domino effect in the region.

3. Jay Blahnik:

   Were so excited to energize our customers with new ways to get active and stay active with Apple Watch, with diverse studio workouts that are suitable for all ability levels ... as well as the flexibility to work out anywhere theres something for everyone.

4. Zach Wahls:

   I think that the fact that Elizabeth Warren is able to energize some of those outsider or progressive folks who may not be traditional caucus goers, plus have that strong crossover appeal with folks who are kind of the more standard Iowa City caucus goer, I think is what gives her that ability to unite the party to both win the caucuses and to unite the party in November.

5. Jim Denton:

   It would be a smart move for the Republican Party, in my opinion, because it will energize voters and give the GOP the opportunity to mobilize those voters who participate for the general election.