refreshen

[ri-fresh-uhn]

verb (used with or without object)

1. to make or become fresh again; refresh.

Word History and Origins

Origin of refreshen¹

First recorded in 1775–85; re- + freshen

Example Sentences

It’s also refreshening its stores with brighter lights and blush pink walls.

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“We’d love to read these fascinating pieces. Could you refreshen in this manner?” they wrote.

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It is aesthetically refreshening to confront something that is both novel and comprehensible.

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To refreshen their consoles, Sony and Microsoft each introduced new motion controllers that let users watch themselves play sports and dance on their TV screens.

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He has endeavored to refreshen the colors by removing the dust that may have settled.

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