Present participle complement

• learn: Q. Do you wish to invigorate learning and teaching?

Object

• workout: At worst, my short stuff has given me invigorating workouts.

• scrub: For example, a little honey, yogurt and oatmeal combined can provide a very invigorating facial scrub.

• walk: The perfect settings for a drive in the country, an invigorating walk or lunch in the open air.

• bath: Enjoy a massage, soothing sauna, invigorating spa bath or, for the more energetic session in the gym.

• shower: Soft lights provide a relaxing ambiance just right for bathing whilst bright lights make the room harsher for an invigorating shower.

Modifying Another Word

• intellectually: Intellectually invigorated, you can embark upon the next wayward stretch of the Painters ' Trail.

• newly: Toys in the Attic captured the essence of the newly invigorated Aerosmith.

Infinitive complement

• continue: The opportunity to network and support each other made headteachers feel rejuvenated and invigorated to continue to develop in the future.

Modifying Another Word

• quite: In fact, he finds the lure of the unknown quite invigorating.

• so: Rarely has a debate about PSB proved so invigorating.

• really: It was really invigorating to walk this hidden beauty of Bath.

Preposition: by

• experience: They will either be invigorated by this experience, or discarded.

Present participle complement

• uplift: Ylang ylang has invigorating uplifting properties and a subtle fragrance, while sweet orange's fresh fragrance is uplifting and relaxing.

• shower: A design with a classic white finish, which offers you a similar invigorating showering experience as the Satin Chrome option.