Meaning & use
Reinvigorate
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to give new energy, strength, or enthusiasm to something or someone
See it in a sentence
A brisk walk in the cold air reinvigorated her after the long meeting.
The new manager hoped to reinvigorate a team that had grown complacent.
A note on using this word
Built from "invigorate" plus the prefix "re-," it implies restoring vigor that had previously faded rather than creating it for the first time.
Words with a similar meaning
revitalizeenergize
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Words with an opposite meaning
exhaustdrain
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