Charged with electricity or excited with electric energy; made electric.
From electrize (electro- + -ize), combining Latin 'electrum' (amber) and Greek '-izein' (to treat or process). The verb form entered English in the 17th century as scientists began experimenting with electrical phenomena.
Before we had batteries, people literally rubbed amber to create static electricity, and 'electrized' was their way of describing that magical moment when something seemed to come alive with invisible force—it's why we still say electricity 'animates' things.
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