In the etymology lecture, the professor explained that electr- is used as an alternative form of electro- before vowel-initial roots.

The guitarist's solo electrizes the crowd every time.

Before the flight, the technician inspected the aircraft's electrics to ensure there were no loose connections.

The museum's new exhibit showcases vintage electrics alongside early automobiles.

The workshop hummed as various electricities were channeled into the prototype.

The electricness of the storm made the air taste metallic and every hair on my arms stand on end.

The guitarist's first solo seemed to electrize the crowd, sending cheers through the arena.

The band was electrizing the crowd with its sudden, high-energy encore.

The crowd was electrized by the singer's unexpected encore.

The concert's electrizer stood backstage, ready to send a surge of energy through the speakers and ignite the crowd.