Reinvigorated: meaning, definitions and examples

Typically used in the context of bringing new life or vigor to something, often used for areas like communities, economies, or environments.

• The local council is working to revitalize the downtown area.
• New businesses are helping to revitalize the economy.

Used to describe making something feel new or clean again, often used for both physical and mental states.

• A quick nap can refresh your mind.
• They plan to refresh the website with a new design.

Often used when referring to gaining back energy or enthusiasm for tasks, projects, or activities.

• A short break can reenergize you for the rest of the day.
• We need to find a way to reenergize the team before the big project.

This word is used when something is brought back to life or consciousness, or returned to a previous active state. It can be used for both living things and non-living things.

• The doctor worked hard to revive the patient.
• The theater is trying to revive the classic play for modern audiences.