Charged
Charged adjective - Causing great emotional or mental stimulation.
Electrified and charged are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Electrified" instead an adjective "Charged".
Electrified
Charged and electrified are semantically related. You can use "Charged" instead an adjective "Electrified".
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A character can become charged with electricity, which causes anyone who isn't similarly electrified to be zapped for a small amount of damage if they make direct contact.
Source: Harmless Electrocution -
In "The Wedding of River Song" the Doctor is briefly shown playing "Live Chess" (the pieces are electrified and are charged when moved) with an agent of the Silence and has manipulated his opponent into a situation where his only possible move is with a Queen that has accumulated a lethal charge.
Source: Deadly Game
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