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energetic

/ˌenərˈdʒetɪk/
English Definition
adj. full of energy
中文释义
精力充沛的
Example Sentence

The energetic debate among geologists over the formation of the canyon lasted well into the evening.

地质学家之间关于峡谷形成的激烈辩论一直持续到深夜。

Synonyms
vigorous dynamic active
Antonyms
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Memory Aid / 记忆技巧
energy (energy) + etic (suffix).
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Practice — Definition Match

Which choice best defines “energetic”?

  1. A Without a clear or definite shape or structure
  2. B Full of energy
  3. C Not worried or interested
  4. D Conflicting or not matching
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B — Full of energy. “energetic” means full of energy.

Practice — Which Word Fits?

Which word means “full of energy”?

  1. A energetic
  2. B formless
  3. C unconcerned
  4. D clashing
Show answer

A — energetic. “energetic” means full of energy.

Common questions about “energetic”

What does “energetic” mean?

energetic — full of energy. In Chinese: 精力充沛的.

How do you pronounce “energetic”?

energetic is pronounced /ˌenərˈdʒetɪk/.

How is “energetic” used in a sentence?

The energetic debate among geologists over the formation of the canyon lasted well into the evening. (地质学家之间关于峡谷形成的激烈辩论一直持续到深夜。)

What are synonyms for “energetic”?

vigorous, dynamic, active — all close in meaning to energetic (full of energy).

What is the opposite of “energetic”?

lethargic, sluggish — each the opposite of energetic (full of energy).

Is “energetic” an SAT vocabulary word?

Yes. energetic is on the SAT Prep Basic list — the everyday academic words the SAT assumes you already have. The Digital SAT does not test vocabulary in isolation; words like this one are tested through Words in Context questions, where you choose the word that completes a passage most logically and precisely.

How can I remember “energetic”?

energy (energy) + etic (suffix).

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