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Meanings of invigorate in English
Usage of invigorate in English
1
The change will interest your mind as well as invigorate your body.
2
On the contrary, to extend and invigorate them is our true policy.
3
For some time I found nothing that tended to invigorate my hopes.
4
There are, though, bitters that shrivel and bitters that tone and invigorate.
5
We must invigorate ourselves, for we shall have plenty to do to-morrow.
6
This incident, instead of appalling me, tended rather to invigorate my courage.
7
Andrew Bauer needed a way to invigorate his staff working the production line.
8
Perhaps even more inspiring, we will invigorate both our democracy and our economy!
9
His achievement was to invigorate the dramatic storytelling voice in the ancient work.
10
Everything that can invigorate should be adopted; everything that exhausts should be shunned.
11
We shall only strengthen the former as we invigorate the latter.
12
For he had the attitude and carriage of those men who invigorate France.
13
It's part of a collection of scents that soothe or invigorate or calm.
14
The journey may fizzle and fork, or it may invigorate evermore.
15
As it is, sleep may invigorate and bring back my memory.
16
Failure only seems to invigorate these intrepid legions to fresh endeavors.
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