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Meanings of revitalize in English

Portuguese
regenerar
Catalan
regenerar
Spanish
regenerar

Restore strength.

regenerar
Catalan
revitalitzar

Give new life or vigor to.

revitalitzar
Usage of revitalize in English
1
By creating opportunities through employment and entrepreneurship, we can revitalize our communities.
Ebony
2
Do you see this RPG as a chance to revitalize the property?
Wired
3
Did being back in the big mountains revitalize any of those feelings?
Climbing Magazine
4
Carver sought to revitalize Southern agriculture through research, education and diversification.
Wired
5
It was going to revitalize the economy of the Squornshellous System.
The Ultimate Hitchhiker’s Guide
6
This was healthy because it helped to revitalize the Democratic Party.
The new yorker
7
Many local organizations and churches are working hard to revitalize the Lower Ninth.
Ebony
8
Gingrich is hoping to revitalize his campaign with a good showing that day.
Reuters
9
The same technique helped revitalize an inbred population of Florida panthers.
Wired
10
Needless to say, this purchase will revitalize the diminishing strength of their organization.
The usual suspects
11
Well aspected communications have the capacity to revitalize an old idea or plan.
The South African
12
The larger the estate, the more important it is to revitalize the soil.
Reuters
13
The president has been put under pressure to revitalize an ailing South African economy.
The South African
14
We build the Aswan Dam and claim it is going to revitalize the country.
Jurassic Park
15
Thompson replaced the controversial Carol Bartz, fired in September after failing to revitalize Yahoo.
Reuters
16
We will secure more partnerships and revitalize people's excitement about financial literacy for all.
Ebony
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Translations for revitalize
Portuguese
regenerar
Revitalize through the time
Revitalize across language varieties
United States of America
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