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pep

[pep] / pɛp /


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Each roughly 25-minute episode feels like a stealth pep talk packed with recommendations and insight, and who among us can’t use one of those?

From Salon

Data showing US unemployment rising and inflation slowing gave the Federal Reserve more room to lower borrowing costs and provided some much-needed pep to markets after a recent swoon.

From Barron's

“I could ride along. Give moral support. Maybe a pep talk over lunch?”

From Literature

Penelope was glad to see Mrs. Clarke so full of pep, but she wished the housekeeper had paused to answer her question.

From Literature

It was one of the new shiny red Bloomer engines, a flashy piece of engineering and full of pep, too.

From Literature