invigorate
verb (used with object), in·vig·or·at·ed, in·vig·or·at·ing.
Origin of invigorate
Synonyms for invigorate
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Related Words for reinvigorated
restore, rejuvenate, enliven, revive, renovate, renew, revitalize, resuscitate, modernize, stimulate, regain, repair, prod, prompt, revivify, update, recreate, reanimate, replenish, cheerExamples from the Web for reinvigorated
Contemporary Examples of reinvigorated
Speaking of Cronenberg, you once said that making Cosmopolis “reinvigorated” your “ideas about acting.”
Have you ever fallen into a similar creative rut where you needed to be reinvigorated?
Jon Favreau On the Food Porn-y ‘Chef,’ ‘The Jungle Book,’ and Why He Left the ‘Iron Man’ FranchiseMarlow Stern
March 9, 2014
First, Lapid cannot pretend a reinvigorated Obama administration is not also in the room.
Instead of just another tired sequel, the new Bourne feels gutsy and reinvigorated.
Jay-Z is reinvigorated, witty, and good-humored, while West has reeled in some of his id-gone-haywire shtick.
Historical Examples of reinvigorated
Reinvigorated by our walk we returned in good heart to the inn.
Border Ghost StoriesHoward Pease
It had sometimes been that by my strength I had reinvigorated his halting courage.
The Fixed PeriodAnthony Trollope
Mankind can only be reinvigorated if the strong and healthy are helped to come into their own.
Prophets of DissentOtto Heller
And he took a draught of ale, like one who is reinvigorated for the battle of life.
New Grub StreetGeorge Gissing
Now these limbs, reinvigorated, cried out for active work as loudly as his hungry stomach cried for hearty food.
The Law of the North (Originally published as Empery)Samuel Alexander White