Similar words: stimulate, stimulus, cumulative, accumulation, electroplating, emulate, accumulate, stipulate. Meaning: ['stɪmjəleɪt /-jʊl-] 
adj. 1. rousing or quickening activity or the senses 2. that stimulates 3. making lively and cheerful.
adj. 1. rousing or quickening activity or the senses 2. that stimulates 3. making lively and cheerful. 
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1. The programme contains some creative and visually stimulating material.
2. I find his work very stimulating.
3. It is a complex yet stimulating book.
4. This is a drug for stimulating nerves.
5. Erotic images are often more sexually stimulating to men than to women.
6. Aerobics is one of the most stimulating forms of exercise.
7. The college offers a challenging and stimulating environment in which to study.
8. By stimulating the economy, we're going to put people to work.
9. Tax is a powerful mechanism for stimulating change.
10. Both educationalists and industrialists find these very stimulating. 10.
11. The atmosphere was always stimulating.
12. In normal circumstances, Melissa would have found him stimulating company but that evening she found her thoughts constantly wandering.
13. But Mr Sandy found it a stimulating, not to say exhausting, tour of duty.
14. George has tried stimulating the right temporal lobe while showing patients such actors' faces depicting a standard emotion like disgust.
15. Above all, Partnership has added an exciting and stimulating impetus to the development of our school.
16. Her lectures were always stimulating and covered a variety of subjects.
17. However, you may benefit from a more stimulating, uplifting aroma.
18. He belongs to the school of thought that says that competition can be very stimulating for children.
19. Universities have been asked to make their courses more attractive and stimulating.
20. I'm not sure if the argu-ment holds up, but it's stimulating.
21. It was in these studios that young painters found the support and stimulating competition of peers.
22. The gap between results and intentions strained his soul, stimulating wonderment.
23. The Faculty is a large but welcoming and intellectually stimulating community.
24. No civilization can survive without mobility: all are enriched by trade and the stimulating impact of strangers.
25. But now the struggle is for methodology to really be geared towards stimulating intellectual development and problem solving.
26. The Jockey Club Rooms, hung with many famous paintings of important horses, can also be included in these stimulating tours.
27. Nevertheless(Sentence dictionary), green manuring should not be considered as a means of stimulating quick plant growth.
28. In a similar vein, seventeenth-century doctors puzzled over the stimulating effects of coffee and tea.
29. Indeed, for many municipalities a concern with cost containment and with stimulating private investment became a practical necessity.
30. Placements provide a simple yet powerful mechanism for developing understanding and stimulating change through addressing the heart of the cultural divide.
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