channeling
v.to direct your energy, feelings, or ideas toward a specific goal or person. You can also use it when you act like someone else to get their style or power.
v.directing energy, resources, or emotions toward a particular purpose or person; acting as a medium for a specific influence or personality.
“She is channeling all her energy into her new business.”
“The actor spent months channeling the spirit of the historical figure to make the performance feel authentic.”
“By channeling the public's frustration into a constructive political movement, the leaders managed to pass significant reforms without resorting to civil unrest.”
Often used with the preposition 'into' when referring to the direction of resources or effort.
When used to mean 'acting like' or 'expressing', the verb is transitive and does not require a preposition before the object.
“For the last 25 years, he's been the frontman of The Killers, channelling his love of stadium rock and British new wave on songs like Mr Brightside, When You Were Young and Human.”