hi all.... can yu tel me wat one means by " galvanise the process" in the context of an idiom ?

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rainbow · Answer

Here's an example to help you understand the meaning: A strong, experienced leader will help galvanize the process of merging two organizations together.  Does this help?

a_clan · Answer

to stimulate/initiate the process

preetha · Answer

It is an idiom because the word galvanise comes from a different context of chemistry.
Galvani was the scientist who discovered priniciples of electrochemistry.  So he notd that when an electric charge runs through a solution, ions start moving.  Like wise when people are motivated to do something or move as if an electric charge went through them, we say they are "galvanised".