Thesaurus / rejuvenate
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The two sides have tried to rejuvenate discussions and create target deadlines, including this month, but it didn’t generate all that much progress.
THE EU AND THE UK STILL HAVEN’T REACHED A POST-BREXIT AGREEMENT. WHAT’S NEXT?JEN KIRBYOCTOBER 16, 2020VOXMany families put backcountry excursions on hold during the toddler years, which is a shame, because spending time in the wilderness is rejuvenating for kids and parents alike.
THE SECRET TO HAPPY FAMILY CAMPING IS A CANOEKRISTA LANGLOISOCTOBER 15, 2020OUTSIDE ONLINEWildfires are a natural part of many ecosystems in these western states, serving to rejuvenate forests and grasslands.
“UNPRECEDENTED”: WHAT’S BEHIND THE CALIFORNIA, OREGON, AND WASHINGTON WILDFIRESUMAIR IRFANSEPTEMBER 11, 2020VOXAt such a great value, this scrub’s rejuvenating qualities will not disappoint.
SCALP SCRUBS THAT BANISH SCALY PATCHES AND BUILD-UPPOPSCI COMMERCE TEAMSEPTEMBER 4, 2020POPULAR-SCIENCEOur study shows that blood transfers the brain-rejuvenating effects of exercise when the plasma is taken from mature and aged mice.
COUCH POTATO NO MORE: HOW THE BENEFITS OF EXERCISE TRANSFER TO THE BRAINSHELLY FANJULY 14, 2020SINGULARITY HUB By eliminating old, exhausted, diseased cells they rejuvenate the structure and prepare the way for new generations.
APPLETONS' POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY, JANUARY 1900VARIOUSCould they restore a darkened eye, or rejuvenate weakened limbs?
LIVES OF THE FUR FOLKM. D. HAVILANDAs may be imagined, the troubles through which Bettesworth had thus come did nothing to rejuvenate him.
MEMOIRS OF A SURREY LABOURERGEORGE STURT (AKA GEORGE BOURNE)In point of fact, one must either be strong or disappear, either constantly rejuvenate one's self or perish.
AMIEL'S JOURNALHENRI-FRDRIC AMIELWe should soon see the ponderous burden of the poor's rate decrease, and the beauty and strength of the land rejuvenate.
THE WORKS OF SAMUEL JOHNSON, VOL. 6SAMUEL JOHNSONWORDS RELATED TO REJUVENATE
- braced
- breathed new life into
- brought around
- brushed up
- cheered
- cooled
- enlivened
- exhilarated
- freshened
- inspirited
- jogged
- modernized
- prodded
- prompted
- quickened
- reanimated
- recreated
- regained
- reinvigorated
- rejuvenated
- renovated
- repaired
- replenished
- restored
- resuscitated
- revitalized
- revived
- revivified
- stimulated
- updated
- vivified
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