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to stimulate
01
to encourage or provoke a response, reaction, or activity
Transitive: to stimulate a response or reaction
Example
The interactive workshop was designed to stimulate creative thinking and problem-solving skills.
The professor 's engaging lecture aimed to stimulate interest and curiosity among the students.
02
to cause or encourage someone or something to act in a specified manner
Ditransitive: to stimulate sb to do sth
Example
The teacher used thought-provoking questions to stimulate students to participate actively in class discussions.
The motivational speaker aimed to stimulate the audience to pursue their goals with passion and determination.
03
to cause someone or something to become alert, attentive, and energetic
Transitive: to stimulate a person or their senses
Example
A cup of strong coffee in the morning can stimulate the senses and enhance alertness.
The invigorating music played during the workout session helped stimulate the participants.
04
to spark a sense of excitement or interest in someone
Transitive: to stimulate a sensation
Example
The captivating storyline of the novel was crafted to stimulate readers' imagination.
The innovative gaming experience was developed to stimulate players' interest.
05
to excite and encourage to activity, growth, or increased activity
Transitive: to stimulate sth
Example
The government implemented tax incentives to stimulate economic growth.
Regular exercise is known to stimulate the release of endorphins.
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