reinvigorate JUST WRITTEN FOR YOU
/riːɪnvɪˈɡɔːrɪt/ · re.in.vi.gor.ate
verb
- to restore energy, vitality, or strength to something or someone The new management team aimed to reinvigorate the company's flagging sales by introducing innovative marketing strategies.
- to give new life or enthusiasm to a project, idea, or activity The artist's latest exhibition was designed to reinvigorate the city's cultural scene with a fresh and vibrant display of works.
noun
- the act of restoring energy or vitality to something or someone The reinvigoration of the city's waterfront area has become a model for urban renewal projects worldwide.
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Did you know? The word 'reinvigorate' has been used in various contexts, including literature and politics. For example, in his 1852 novel 'Bleak House', Charles Dickens wrote about the need to reinvigorate the English countryside.