reinvigorate
Britishverb
Other Word Forms
- reinvigoration noun
Example Sentences
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Nature and the wilderness will continue to be the most satisfying and most reinvigorating way to spend our leisure time.
He is credited with leading a turnaround of the brand, including by reinvigorating the women’s business, and was at the helm for its most recent initial public offering in 2019.
He added this interest was “reinvigorated” by a 2017 New York Times article about U.S.
From Los Angeles Times
These ringers range from the “E.R.” creators who reinvigorated the medical procedural with “The Pitt,” to Ryan Murphy, who has mastered the art of repackaging pop culture, most recently in “Love Story.”
Journalist Streitfeld spends less time on creating a full biography of his subject than he does in showing how McMurtry reinvigorated his state’s literary status through works like “Lonesome Dove.”
From Los Angeles Times
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