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Meanings of rejuvenate in English

Portuguese
restituir
Catalan
regenerar
Spanish
regenerar

Return to life; get or give new life or energy.

restituir
Catalan
rejovenir

Make younger or more youthful.

rejovenir
Usage of rejuvenate in English
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Given the need to rejuvenate a moribund, oil-dependent economy, that's not ideal.
Reuters
2
Foot soaks are known to rejuvenate the entire body by removing toxins.
Ebony
3
But cost containment and moves to rejuvenate its offerings are paying off.
Reuters
4
We hypothesized that increased FoxM1 activity in aged β-cells would rejuvenate proliferation.
Pubmed
5
Take part in a healing tea ceremony that will relax and rejuvenate.
The South African
6
I'd like to rejuvenate it, re-establish a mark for everyone to attempt.
The Guardian
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But to rejuvenate that we have to make the verb meaningful again.
Wired
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But much stronger expansion is needed to create jobs and rejuvenate struggling economies.
Reuters
9
These preliminary results might rejuvenate the idea of cooling stroke patients.
Wired
10
Perhaps the in-app billing system will help rejuvenate Android's historically sluggish app sales.
Wired
11
Fisherman Graham Green, 29, said he hoped it would rejuvenate traditional small-scale fishing.
Reuters
12
Reset and rejuvenate your space by following these quick and easy transformative ideas.
Jamaica Observer
13
Still, he was aware that big changes were necessary to rejuvenate the game.
The Guardian
14
The upset loss to Butler appeared to rejuvenate North Carolina, which plays No.
Reuters
15
Think of the wider context of O'Connell Street and try to rejuvenate it.
The Irish Times
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His transfer business to rejuvenate a lacklustre squad has been solid if unspectacular.
The South African
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Translations for rejuvenate
Spanish
regenerar
Rejuvenate through the time
Rejuvenate across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common