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invigorate English

Meaning invigorate meaning

What does invigorate mean?

invigorate

— verb impart vigor, strength, or vitality to Exercise is invigorating — verb give life or energy to The cold water invigorated him — verb (= exalt) heighten or intensify These paintings exalt the imagination — verb (= liven, liven up) make lively let's liven up this room a bit

Synonyms invigorate synonyms

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invigorate English » English

enliven refresh strengthen stimulate energize animate revive freshen encourage vitalize rouse revitalize renew reinvigorate regenerate quicken liven up liven inspire freshen up cheer arouse vivify stir up revivify refreshen recreate pep up inspirit incite give encouragement ginger up fortify exhilarate exalt vitalise urge on urge toughen tone up support spur spice shake up reëstablish revitalise resuscitate republish rejuvenate reintroduce

Conjugation invigorate conjugation

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invigorate · verb

Examples invigorate examples

How do I use invigorate in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

On the contrary, the Biribian regime had to invigorate Beaumont.
It will invigorate him and cause him to do things that he could only do when he was a fetus.
We came to invigorate our marriage.
I feel certain that the popularity of photography can be harnessed to invigorate sales.
The mud opens the pores to relax and invigorate the body.
The whole challenge seemed to raise your spirits and invigorate you.
Stay out of sight for two days. After that, you can invigorate all you want.
Do your mining interests not invigorate?
Perhaps some news of our victories. Will help invigorate you.
This'll really invigorate my man and the young folk.
You must invigorate yourself.
You see, I thought his confidence needed building, and I thought she could invigorate him for me.
I'm prone to blood-flow droppage. Isometrics invigorate me.
We're not all lucky enough to have a condemned we can use as a rival, to invigorate our dear husbands.
This will invigorate him.
Let's see you take that sword and invigorate yourself.
After that, you can invigorate all you want.

News and current affairs

Instead of writing off Taiwan's democratic experiment as doomed to instability or worse, the disputed vote will help consolidate and invigorate our democratic order.
High levels of unemployment, particularly among young skilled workers, could be avoided if donor countries that need migrants to invigorate their own workforces were able to attract them.
Even if the DPJ fails to implement most of its reforms in short order, the fact that Japanese voters opted for change will invigorate their country's democracy.
Europe's strategic and normative interests have thus re-emerged with a vengeance; in fact, Putin has managed, almost singlehandedly, to invigorate NATO with a new sense of purpose.

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