superenergized
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superenergized (comparative more superenergized, superlative most superenergized)
- Very highly energized.
- 2008 January 4, Alessandra Stanley, “For Happy Warrior of Political Coverage, Another Joyous Night”, in New York Times[1]:
- MSNBC offers viewers the luxury of letting its experts do the work. Mr. Matthews sat in dark suit and white shirt in a New York studio, against a presidential-like backdrop of waving American flags, and sounded off like a superenergized ESPN commentator revving up for a bowl game kickoff.