What is the past tense of energize?

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The past tense of energize is energized.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of energize is energizes.

The present participle of energize is energizing.

The past participle of energize is energized.

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But he is finishing strong and seems energized as the regular season turns into the postseason.

It is obvious that the laity do have to be energized to become evangelizers, reminded of their history in the extended sense.

The 50-year-old executive assistant is energized and invigorated by a weekly dose of double Dutch.

The cartridge consisting of multiple mesh electrodes arranged transversely to imposed water flow electrolyzes passing water when energized.

Now people are saying we're pumped, we're ready to vote tomorrow, we are really energized by this election.

Don't miss your chance to be inspired and energized by what Tom has to say about the future for business.

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