bestirring

[bɪˈstərɪŋ]

bestirring Definition

• 1. make a physical or mental effort; exert oneself
• 2. to cause to become active

Using bestirring: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "bestirring" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  She bestirred herself and got to work.

• Example

  The coach's speech bestirred the team to action.

• Example

  He bestirred himself from his chair and went to the kitchen.

bestirring Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for bestirring

• rouse
• stir
• activate
• animate
• arouse

Phrases with bestirring

• bestir oneself

  to make an effort to do something

  Example

  I need to bestir myself if I want to finish this project on time.

• bestir oneself to do something

  to make an effort to do something

  Example

  She finally bestirred herself to clean the house.

• bestir oneself from something

  to get up from a seated or resting position

  Example

  He bestirred himself from the couch and went to answer the door.

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Summary: bestirring in Brief

'Bestirring' [bɪˈstərɪŋ] is a verb that means to make a physical or mental effort, or to cause someone or something to become active. It is often used in phrases like 'bestir oneself' or 'bestir oneself to do something,' which mean to make an effort to do something. Examples of usage include 'She bestirred herself and got to work' and 'The coach's speech bestirred the team to action.'