rejuvenate Definition
re·ju·venate (ri jo̵̅o̅′və nāt′)
transitive verb -·nat′·ed, -·nat′·ing
- to make feel or seem young again; bring back to youthful strength, appearance, etc.
- to make seem new or fresh again
- Geol.
- to increase the grade and speed of flow of (a stream), usually by uplift of the surrounding land
- to give youthful land forms to (a region), as steep slopes
intransitive verb
to restore or reacquire a youthful or new appearance
- rejudge
- rekindle
- reknit
rejuvenate Related Forms
rejuvenate Synonyms
rejuvenate
v.
rejuvenate Usage Examples
Object
- skin: This massage helps to rejuvenate the skin by stretching muscles all over the body.
- democracy: The title for the essay is " How can voting reform rejuvenate British democracy?
- mind: This holistic approach to exercise will utilize and rejuvenate both mind and body!
- economy: I hope that this will have the effect of rejuvenating the domestic economy.
- body: The rays have stimulating growth capabilities and can rejuvenate the whole body.
- cell: The liver is an unusual organ, in that it can to some extent, rejuvenate any damaged cells.
Adjective complement
- facial: Preserve ~ a cleansing and rejuvenating facial for normal skin types.
- tired: Supplied in clear or teak to help lift and rejuvenate tired looking timber.
Modifying Another Word
- totally: You can work out and relax in a friendly and non-intimidating environment, and leave feeling totally rejuvenated.
- completely: Class Ethos The project has completely rejuvenated the ethos of my class.
- recently: Behind an impressive facade overlooking the recently rejuvenated shore area of the Port of Leith, is a unique hotel.
- now: City were now rejuvenated and Andy Morrell clattered the bar with a close range effort three minutes later.
- also: The resurgence of the Irish economy since the 1990s has also rejuvenated Irish Sea passenger and ro-ro traffic.
- thoroughly: A new venue, a new committee to run a thoroughly rejuvenated OUCC?
Present participle complement
reverse: Taking HGH can repair the physiology of the old cell, and cause it to rejuvenate thus reversing aging.
Preposition: in
form: Only when Islam is seen as a civilization and its parameters rejuvenated in a contemporary form in their totality can Turkey really progress.
Preposition: with
treatment: Soak up the sun, recline by the stunning swimming pool, rejuvenate with massage treatments or try the water sports.
Browse dictionary entries near rejuvenate
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- ‹ rejigger
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- ‹ rejected
- ‹ reject
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