Meaning & use
Invigoration
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The act of giving strength, energy, or vitality to something or someone.
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A brisk morning swim gave her a sense of total invigoration.
The team felt an invigoration of spirit after their unexpected win.
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Comes from the Latin 'vigor,' meaning strength or liveliness; often used to describe the refreshing effect of exercise, cold air, or good news.
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