invigorant

[ in-vig-er-uh nt ]
/ ɪnˈvɪg ər ənt /

noun

a tonic.

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Origin of invigorant

First recorded in 1815–25; invigor(ate) + -ant

Words nearby invigorant

inveteracy, inveterate, inviable, invidious, invigilate, invigorant, invigorate, invincible, invincible armada, 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 Scott