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pep up

verb as in invigorate, inspire

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Well that second scrum was much better for Wales and will do something to pep up their spirits.

From BBC

In Wisconsin and beyond, Biden is trying to pep up American voters at a time when polls show people are largely dour about his handling of the economy.

The introduction of England scrum-half Danny Care pepped up the home side's attacking edge but every time they threatened the Saracens line, wave after wave of attacks were repelled magnificently.

From BBC

Scholz acknowledged that the pace of vaccination has eased off again after picking up last month, and announced a new campaign to pep up the campaign again.

Germany has struggled to find ways to pep up its much-slowed vaccination campaign.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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