liven

virkistää puhekieltä To cause to be more lively.

Lets liven up this party!''

Bacons Rebellion (p. 54) has no political meaning for Mr. Bruce. Champlain's fight with the Iroquois is told to liven the narrative with a fight (p. 36), but the far-reaching result is merely hinted in a manner that means nothing to one who doesn't know. The ideals and purposes of the Jesuits are not mentioned.''

... and he fought for others banners,

And he dined at others tables, and he droned in others' hives, ''

And he livened others journeys, and he rhymed of others' tourneys, ''

And he emptied others flagons, and he flirted others' wives.''

Instead of the picturesque fables* that liven the pages of ‘Sir John Mandeville’ and of many more authentic travellers, he gives us no less picturesque facts, and facts in great abundance.

There is quotation aplenty to liven the telling. -->

Visiting professionals frequently liven the day at the Elm Creative Arts School.

Anacreon ... celebrated wine and love and must have been a rousing fellow. Probably he livened heaven when he arrived.

... and to invigorate and liven the spirits.

“It was all those suspendeds since the time before that fucked me.” sic Then he livened, and he actually did manage to smile. “It was Secaucus, ...

The fact of this made him realize he had a story. He livened. Father was washed overboard, Rupert said. He was going through the water like a duck.

We liven in fear, but we wot not whither to flee for to be better than we arn here.

What shoulden shepheards other things tend,

Then, sith their God his good does them send,

Reapen the fruite thereof, that is pleasure,

The while they here liven, at ease and leasure?

Wherefore so long as they make their abode

In Him, incorp'rate by due Unitie

They liven in eternall energie,