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Meaning of rejuvenate
to make someone or something look or feel younger, healthier, or more energetic
Etymology of rejuvenate
The word "rejuvenate" comes from the Latin words "re" meaning "again" and "juvenis" meaning "young", and the suffix "-ate" which forms a verb
The word has been used in English since the 16th century to describe the process of making someone or something young again
Synonyms
revitalize
renew
restore
refresh
regenerate
revamp
rejuvenesce
resuscitate
revive
revivify
energize
invigorate
stimulate
animate
vitalize
reanimate
reactivate
reenergize
replenish
refurbish
remake
reform
renovate
modernize
update
refurbish
refit
overhaul
repair
mend
fix
cure
heal
mend
repair
fix
cure
heal
Definitions
- to make someone or something look or feel younger, healthier, or more energetic
- * to restore a place or thing to a healthy or thriving state
- * to give new energy or vitality to something
Usage Examples
- The spa treatment helped to rejuvenate her skin and leave her feeling refreshed
- * The new management team aims to rejuvenate the company's image and attract new customers
- * After a few weeks of rest, the athlete was able to rejuvenate and return to training
Antonyms
deteriorate
degenerate
weaken
enfeeble
debilitate
cripple
impair
damage
harm
injure
exhaust
drain
deplete
weaken
fatigue
tire
weary
enervate
devitalize
demoralize
dishearten
discourage