Meanings of re-energise (re-energising) in English

Their football club needs re-energising but that will only happen with a change of ownership.

Could it be that the movement is re-energising itself?

That album was definitely re-energising for him.

It conveys both the idea of a change of substance and direction and that of continuity and re-energising.

Lyra McKee's vision and values urgently demand that next step towards restoring normality and re-energising the peace process.

Surely that would be a humdinger. Some reviewers have said that 'Cornish is a wizard at re-energising tired tropes'.

Many middle-class voters feel Macron did not live up to his promise of re-energising the economy and cleaning up politics.

The Grand Master of the Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland has called on Orangemen to play their part in re-energising Unionism.

An Israeli Foreign Ministry document leaked today suggests an improves offer of land to the Palestinians as a way of re-energising peace talks.

Debenhams Chairman Lovering said in a separate statement he had experience of re-energising businesses and was happy to offer himself as a candidate.

Zhang told the all-party parliamentary China group in Westminster yesterday that Beijing's stimulus package was already showing signs of re-energising the Chinese economy.

CWR general manager Charlie Duckworth said Humidor's spring would not hinge on Saturday as the stable works towards re-energising the $4 million stakes-winner.

How can civil society reform and re-energise itself to meet this critical challenge?

Russia is keen to obtain Western technology to re-energise its local car industry.

Throughout our lives, various things have happened to re-energise the friendship.

He may recover, re-energise and come back as a spitfire comedian looking for revenge.