past form and past participle
Made someone feel active and full of energy.
A good night's sleep energized me.
The new speaker energized the audience.
American English
How to pronounce energized
verb · adjectiveB2
EHnerjaizd
/ˈɛ.nɚˌʤaɪzd̚/
3 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
Form of energize
Energized is both the past form and past participle of energize, and it is also commonly used as an adjective for someone who feels full of energy.
Made someone feel active and full of energy.
Practice out loudMeanings & examples
adjective
Feeling active, enthusiastic, and full of energy.
I felt energized after a morning run.
The team arrived energized and ready to work.
Good to know
As an adjective, energized describes someone's state, not only an action that happened in the past.
Related words & forms
American English spells this verb with -ize; British English often spells it energise.