The word "galvanise" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to shock or excite someone into taking action or to stimulate activity or growth. An example of using "galvanise" in a sentence could be: "The inspiring speech by the activist galvanised the crowd to join the protest and fight for their rights."
On this initial evidence it will galvanise rather than undermine the Peakites in their bid to bounce straight back to Division One, as their captain Wayne Madsen had hoped.
In September 2014 supporters of the then incumbent president Goodluck Jonathan attempted to galvanise support for his re-election using #bringbackgoodluck2015, with some supporters reported to have turned up at the park where the daily #bringbackourgirls vigil was taking place to display their banners.
Such formidable powers can be opposed but it will take at the very least a brave campaigning newspaper, together with campaigning email petitioners, to galvanise and organise those voters.
A political leader stepped up and managed to galvanise the electorate.
Mrs Thatcher is a believer, a crusader, whose mission as prime minister was to galvanise Britain out of the stupefied state into which it had descended in the 70s.
But Antonio's death has begun to galvanise the community.
In the lead-up to the game, Aberdeen manager Jimmy Calderwood said he thought Gretna's plight could galvanise the Black and Whites' playing squad and that is exactly what happened.
Still, as a primer on inequality the film is undoubtedly more accessible than the handful of titles already on the market, and I suspect it could well galvanise the young audience it seeks to attract.
The sequel, intended to galvanise action on climate change, lands on 18 June, with the 100+ acts TBC.
Tharp was wrong to feel slighted, for her Brahms-Haydn Variations is a perfect programme opener; her signature fierce, glossy athleticism can galvanise the doziest audience.
But from the moment O'Connor, at full-back six days after arriving in England, sidestepped the young wing Tom Collins to send Topsy Ojo tearing down the touchline, the new recruit helped galvanise the Irish back division.
