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Definition of invigorating - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
energy healthmaking you feel more energetic, lively, or strong
- A brisk walk in the morning is invigorating.
- The cold shower was invigorating before the meeting.
- An invigorating debate revived the tired students.
Origin of invigorating
Latin, in (into) + vigorare (to give strength)
Terms with invigorating included in their meaning
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fresh air
air that is fresh and invigorating
refreshing
coolness and invigorating quality
invigorating
making you feel energetic or cool again
medical
restorative or invigorating in effect
briskness
quality of being brisk and invigorating
invigorating
having the ability to restore energy
weather
invigorating and refreshing, often used for weather
weather
pleasantly cold and invigorating
appearance
appear clean and invigorating
energy
stimulating or invigorating
invigorating
tending to revive or invigorate
invigorating
bringing renewed vigor or strength
invigorating
giving energy or vitality
invigorating manner
in a way that imparts energy or vitality
energy
revitalizing or invigorating in nature
invigorating
making something more lively or spirited
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- French:revigorant, ...
- German:belebender, ...
- Italian:rinvigorente, ...
- Spanish:estimulante, ...
- Portuguese:revigorante, ...
- Chinese:令人精神焕发的, ...
- Japanese:活力を与える, ...
- Arabic:منعش, ...
- Hebrew:מְמָרִיץ, ...
- Russian:бодрящий, ...
- Ukrainian:бадьорливий, ...
- Hindi:स्फूर्तिदायक, ...
Definition of invigorate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
energyimpart energy or strength to someone or something
- The morning jog invigorates her for the day.
2.
effectivenessmake a situation or process more effective
- The new strategy invigorated the company's sales process.
Origin of invigorate
Latin, in- (into) + vigorare (to give strength)
Examples of invigorate in a sentence
The coach's speech invigorated the team. Fresh data invigorated the review process. The workshop should invigorate team planning.
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- French:revigorer, revitaliser, ...
- German:beleben, ankurbeln, ...
- Italian:rinvigorire, potenziare, ...
- Spanish:vigorizar, dinamizar, ...
- Portuguese:revigorar, dinamizar, ...
- Chinese:使充满活力, 增强, ...
- Japanese:活気づける, 活性化する, ...
- Arabic:نشَّطَ, عَزَّزَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַמְרִיץ, לְיַעֵל, ...
- Russian:бодрить, активизировать, ...
- Ukrainian:надавати енергію, пожвавлювати, ...
- Hindi:स्फूर्ति देना, सशक्त बनाना, ...
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