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Meanings of revitalised in English

Restored to new life and vigor.

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Usage of revitalised in English
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Thanks to reduced reliance on British exports, Lisbon's economy was ultimately revitalised.
The Guardian
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But that needed fundamental governance reform and a revitalised membership to happen.
Reuters
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Victory would have revitalised his country's chances of reaching Russia next summer.
The Guardian
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In 1992 it was revitalised and is now an active monasery again.
The Guardian
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A new, revitalised elven race could be an even greater threat to Humanity.
A Hard Day’s Knight
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The promise of a New Dawn revitalised South Africans' defeated spirits.
The South African
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And it will be revitalised again at some point, whether sooner or later.
The South African
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Hirai last year identified those three units as core to a revitalised Sony.
Reuters
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It was only in the mid-1940's that the organisation revitalised itself.
The South African
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He has stabilised and revitalised the organisation at many levels of the game.
The South African
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That's why a revitalised and ambitious Cork team is so important.
The Irish Times
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This is indication the sourdough culture has revitalised and is active.
Radio NZ
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Then Dave revitalised the team, scored several tries, duly converted by George Osborne.
The Guardian
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Birmingham face a tough away game at revitalised promotion hopefuls Fulham.
BBC
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The economy as a whole was supposedly revitalised for the long term by Thatcherism.
The Guardian
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THE Dublin market was revitalised yesterday with Greencore and CRH leading the upward charge.
The Irish Times
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