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Meanings of so invigorating in English

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Usage of so invigorating in English
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Yes, it requires a lot of energy, but it is so invigorating.
Ebony
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There is nothing so invigorating as a little walk before one's bath.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, August 29, 1917
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It is so invigorating to see men supporting the feminist movement.
Feminist dot com
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The effect was so invigorating and refreshing that I mistook it for returning health.
The Oregon Trail: Sketches of Prairie and Rocky-Mountain Life
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That sort of disagreement is what makes festivals so invigorating.
The Irish Times
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There is nothing else like it; and the sense of height is so invigorating too.
A Wanderer in Florence
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And it was so invigorating and so confusing actually.
The new yorker
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The day was so beautiful and the air so invigorating that Jefferson suggested a ramble along the banks of the river.
The Lion and the Mouse; a Story of an American Life
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The air's so invigorating, and I like to feel the snow settling between my collar and the back of my neck.
Episodes in Van Bibber's Life
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The morning air was so invigorating, Captain Brown explained, that it was a pity not to feel it against one's face.
Story of Chester Lawrence / Being the Completed Account of One w...
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Who does not know that peculiar clear, fresh feeling, so invigorating and exhilarating, which the air has when a frost has begun?
Ernest Bracebridge: School Days
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He gave a sigh of languid pleasure-"Thatis so invigorating." Then he looked upward-"Seehow good God is to me!
It Is Never Too Late to Mend
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The sea is too far beneath and being close to the interaction between sea and shore is what makes a cliff walk so invigorating.
The Irish Times
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" So invigorating," said the little man, panting and wiping tears from his eyes.
The Ultimate Hitchhiker’s Guide
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