invigorant
[ in-vig-er-uhnt ]
/ ɪnˈvɪg ər ənt /
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noun
a tonic.
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Origin of invigorant
First recorded in 1815–25; invigor(ate) + -ant
Words nearby invigorant
“Invictus”, invidious, in view, in view of, invigilate, invigorant, invigorate, invincible, in vino veritas, inviolable, inviolate
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Example sentences from the Web for invigorant
Ginseng is popularly supposed to be an invigorant, and Japanese doctors in Korea have lately declared that it has some value.
The Foundations of Japan|J.W. Robertson ScottSo was he, a moral invigorant, the stimulator to noble action, the centre of spiritual charm.
Charles Carleton Coffin|William Elliot Griffis, D. D.Best invigorant, is Kotalko, contains genuine bear oil and other potent ingredients.
He was wet and cold, and the exercise acted as a lively invigorant.
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