enquicken

Verb

enquicken (third-person singular simple present enquickens, present participle enquickening, simple past and past participle enquickened)

1. (rare) Imbue with divine vitality.
   • How much more ought we, WITH OUR BLESSED MOTHER THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND AT ALL CHASTENINGS [CHRISTENINGS] PRESUME that Sacramental grace doth like a soul enquicken the body of the outward element, and receive those for our true fellow-members of Christ, who have been made partakers of the same laver...circa 1623–1635, Dr. John Mayer D.D., Commentary on the Short Catechism set forth in the Book of Common Prayer, etc., page 7
   • […] Let some, my Lord, of thy bright Glories beams,
     Flash quickening Flames of Glory in mine eye
     T’enquicken my dull Spirits, drunke with dreams
     Of Melancholy…1989, Edward Taylor, The Poems of Edward Taylor, page 206