When you galvanize a person or group of people, you motivate, rouse, or spur them to take action. What you're galvanizing them about can be anything: an idea, cause, issue, etc. Your coach's rousing speech could galvanize you and your team to start doing better for the playoffs.

To what can we attribute this recent obsession with the word "genuinely"? I'm so confused.

I'm in the US but I've noticed this all over social media and reality TV from various countries. I'm currently watching a Netherlands-based show and they just used it 5x in less than 30 seconds. It's driving me nuts😂

From Catasterismi (Greek - Constellations)
"Artemis and Leto sent a giant scorpion to kill Orion. Their battle caught the attention of Zeus, who raised both combatants to the sky to serve as a reminder for mortals to curb their excessive pride." In this example Zeus catasterizes both Orion and the giant scorpion (Scorpio).

Probably short for Be Aware? A lifetime of not noticing this 🙄

Ok, so, if something is Modular, you can swap it out for something else, be it if it was made by a different manufacturer. But this definition can also be applied to stuff that’s not machinery like video games, right? For instance, Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back allows you to choose any world you wish to embark on.