0 present participle of enliven
1 to make something more interesting:
These complement more mainstream work on economy, family and politics in enlivening ways.
However enlivening the content, the book is in part inhibited by the constraints of its packaging.
The problem about networks is that discussions often become lists of linked names, and such lists do not make for enlivening or enlightening reading.
Regional trade united the city to its rural environs, increasing demand for domestic manufacturers and paper money, and enlivening colonial discussions of the potential for commercial autonomy and self-regulation.
Cross-media listening explores ways to expand common practice listening activities with the intention of enlivening the experiences and enriching the meanings of music for students in classroom settings.
There are a number of people with petty power who will stop the most enlivening and exciting aspects of adult education.
I believe that the effect on television has been stimulating and enlivening.
I do not think that we are necessary for enlivening the public life by pageants of this description.
