Charged
Rousing
Rousing adjective - Causing great emotional or mental stimulation.
Usage example: a rousing rendition of our national anthem
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- passionate and charged
- passionate and rousing
- impassioned and charged
- impassioned and rousing
- emotional and charged
- emotional and rousing
- dynamic and charged
- dynamic and rousing
- fiery and charged
- fiery and rousing
- provoking and charged
- provoking and rousing
- stimulating and charged
- stimulating and rousing
Both words in one sentence
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Peter Lalor, an Australian soldier is said to have seen that there were no officers for his battalion, the 12th, gave the rousing order of "Come on, the 12th" and charged at the Baby 700 Hill.
Source: You Are in Command Now - Global Guardians referee Terry Barchfeld used Aaron Copeland's "Fanfare for the Common Man" as background music for a Rousing Speech scene that took place right before the heroes charged off to attack the Big Bad's secret lair.
Source: Bootstrapped Theme -
Is Serious Business: While PJ clearly does not want Max to leave (even relapsing from his Character Development when the possibility arises), and Beret Girl tells him that he can't give up, Bobby is the one to give him an emotionally-charged, Rousing Speech in order to prevent him from transferring.
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