stimulate in Latin
stimulate in Latin is commoveō — stimulate means to encourage activity, growth, or interest.
stimulate in Latin
commoveō
To encourage into action.
What does "stimulate" mean?
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verb To encourage activity, growth, or interest.
"Lower interest rates are meant to stimulate the economy."
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verb To arouse a physical or nervous response.
"Exercise stimulates the release of endorphins."
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stimulate in a sentence
- Lower interest rates are meant to stimulate the economy.
- The teacher used games to stimulate curiosity in the classroom.
- Exercise stimulates the release of endorphins.
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What is "stimulate" in Latin?
"stimulate" in Latin is commoveō. stimulate means: To encourage activity, growth, or interest.
How do you use "stimulate" in a sentence?
Example: "Lower interest rates are meant to stimulate the economy." In Latin, "stimulate" is commoveō.
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