Inspiring
Inspiring adjective - Causing great emotional or mental stimulation.
Usage example: an inspiring idea for a national program in which young people would commit themselves to a year of community service
Poignant and inspiring are semantically related. in moving topic. In some cases you can use "Poignant" instead an adjective "Inspiring".
Poignant
Poignant adjective - Having the power to affect the feelings or sympathies.
Inspiring and poignant are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Inspiring" instead an adjective "Poignant".
Nearby Words: poignancy, poignantly
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- moving and inspiring
- moving and poignant
- emotional and inspiring
- emotional and poignant
- lively and inspiring
- lively and poignant
- impressive and inspiring
- impressive and poignant
- provoking and inspiring
- provoking and poignant
- striking and inspiring
- striking and poignant
- stimulating and inspiring
- stimulating and poignant
Both words in one sentence
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Especially strong and poignant during "Our Time", an inspiring and optimistic song in the last (or first) scene when Frank and Charley meet Mary for the first time and they reflect on how their generation will change the world.
Source: Theatre / Merrily We Roll Along
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