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111energizing — I noun the activity of causing to have energy and be active • Syn: ↑activating, ↑activation • Derivationally related forms: ↑energize • Hypernyms: ↑activity …
112liveliness — noun 1. general activity and motion (Freq. 1) • Syn: ↑animation • Derivationally related forms: ↑lively • Hypernyms: ↑activity 2. animation and energy in action or expression …
113recreate — verb 1. give new life or energy to (Freq. 4) A hot soup will revive me This will renovate my spirits This treatment repaired my health • Syn: ↑animate, ↑reanimate, ↑revive, ↑ …
114sprightliness — noun animation and energy in action or expression it was a heavy play and the actors tried in vain to give life to it • Syn: ↑liveliness, ↑life, ↑spirit • Derivationally related forms: ↑sprightly, ↑spirit ( …
115vivify — v.tr. ( ies, ied) enliven, animate, make lively or living. Derivatives: vivification n. Etymology: F vivifier f. LL vivificare f. L vivus living f. vivere live …
116ГАЗАЛИ — [Абу Хамид Мухаммад бен Мухаммад ат Туси ат Тус; лат. Algazel] (1058, Тус, пров. Хорасан, Иран 1111, там же), мусульм. философ, богослов и правовед шафиит. Был учеником ашарита аль Джувайни. В 1085 г. как знаток и толкователь Корана был приглашен …
117GHAZĀLĪ, ABU ḤAMID MUḤAMMAD IBN MUḤAM-MAD AL-TŪSĪ AL-° — (1058–1111), Persian Muslim theologian, jurist, mystic, and religious reformer, who wrote mainly in Arabic. Al Ghazālī s best known work is his Iḥyā Ulūm al Dīn ( Revival of the Religious Sciences, 1096–7), in which he successfully reconciled… …
