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Meanings of revitalized in English

Restored to new life and vigor.

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Usage of revitalized in English
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Steinmeier called for a revitalized alliance between the United States and Europe.
Reuters
2
You'll be sure to feel revitalized after scrolling through their fabulous photos.
Ebony
3
We rebuilt and revitalized our key products, programming channels and platforms.
Wired
4
They get remixed, reused and revitalized into new and usually funnier life forms.
Wired
5
She wasn't tired or sluggish and her whole body was revitalized.
Wings
6
Jim Pinckney rejoices in the revitalized sounds of Colombian legend Toto la Momposina.
Radio NZ
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But Brees and the revitalized Saints defense were more than enough.
Reuters
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Those new products and perhaps a revitalized set of services can't come soon enough.
Reuters
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Nineteen years later, the community has completely revitalized itself and property values have quadrupled.
Ebony
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The community is revitalized, topping the most-played list on Steam.
Wired
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Who knows, it might revitalized our sex life. God knew it could use something.
Our little secret
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Louis-Dreyfus revitalized the agency, and, in resigned in 1993, leaving Scott in his place.
The new yorker
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They may not have the numbers, but they had their champion, revitalized of late.
Stonewielder
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And it's not just Mary who seems revitalized by the nice weather, is it?
Winter door
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But when I saw Beth, I straightened and felt revitalized.
Climbing Magazine
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They gathered again in the firm's library, where Root, suddenly revitalized, now joined them.
The devil in the white city: murder, magic & madness and the fai...
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