Exact Match:
- rejuvenation
- the act of restoring to a more youthful condition
- the phenomenon of vitality and freshness being restored; "the annual rejuvenation of the landscape"
Synonyms:
- new birth,
- palingenesis,
- palingenesy,
- reanimation,
- rebirth,
- recrudescence,
- refreshment,
- regeneracy,
- regenerateness,
- regeneration,
- regenesis,
- rejuvenescence,
- renaissance,
- renascence,
- renewal,
- resurgence,
- resurrection,
- resuscitation,
- revival,
- revivescence,
- revivescency,
- revivification,
- second wind,
- second youth
Related Words:
- second wind
collapse - the return of relatively easy breathing after initial exhaustion during continuous exertion
- renewed energy or strength to continue an undertaking; "She had dinner and got a second wind to finish painting"; "the employers, initially taken by surprise at the pace of developments, regained their second wind" related words >
- new birth,
- palingenesis,
- palingenesy,
- reanimation,
- rebirth,
- recrudescence,
- refreshment,
- regeneracy,
- regenerateness,
- regeneration,
- regenesis,
- rejuvenation,
- rejuvenescence,
- renaissance,
- renascence,
- renewal,
- resurgence,
- resurrection,
- resuscitation,
- revival,
- revivescence,
- revivescency,
- revivification,
- second youth
- renaissance
collapse
- the period of European history at the close of the Middle Ages and the rise of the modern world; a cultural rebirth from the 14th through the middle of the 17th centuries related words >
- new birth,
- palingenesis,
- palingenesy,
- reanimation,
- rebirth,
- recrudescence,
- refreshment,
- regeneracy,
- regenerateness,
- regeneration,
- regenesis,
- rejuvenation,
- rejuvenescence,
- renascence,
- renewal,
- restoration,
- resumption,
- resurgence,
- resurrection,
- resuscitation,
- return,
- revival,
- revivescence,
- revivescency,
- revivification,
- second wind,
- second youth
- new birth,
- palingenesis,
- palingenesy,
- reanimation,
- rebirth,
- recrudescence,
- refreshment,
- regeneracy,
- regenerateness,
- regeneration,
- regenesis,
- rejuvenation,
- rejuvenescence,
- renaissance,
- renascence,
- renewal,
- restoration,
- resumption,
- resurrection,
- resuscitation,
- return,
- revival,
- revivescence,
- revivescency,
- revivification,
- second wind,
- second youth
- adoption,
- amendment,
- change of allegiance,
- change of heart,
- change of mind,
- circumcision,
- conversion,
- improvement,
- new life,
- palingenesis,
- palingenesy,
- reanimation,
- rebirth,
- reclamation,
- recrudescence,
- redeemedness,
- redemption,
- reform,
- reformation,
- refreshment,
- regeneracy,
- regenerateness,
- regeneration,
- regenesis,
- rejuvenation,
- rejuvenescence,
- renaissance,
- renascence,
- renewal,
- resurgence,
- resurrection,
- resuscitation,
- revival,
- revivescence,
- revivescency,
- revivification,
- salvation,
- second birth,
- second wind,
- second youth,
- spiritual purification
- recrudescence
collapse
- a return of something after a period of abatement; "a recrudescence of racism"; "a recrudescence of the symptoms" related words >
- amendment,
- atavism,
- backset,
- backward deviation,
- change of allegiance,
- change of heart,
- change of mind,
- falling back,
- improvement,
- lapse,
- new birth,
- palingenesis,
- palingenesy,
- reanimation,
- rebirth,
- reclamation,
- recurrence,
- redemption,
- reform,
- reformation,
- refreshment,
- regeneracy,
- regenerateness,
- regeneration,
- regenesis,
- regression,
- rejuvenation,
- rejuvenescence,
- relapse,
- renaissance,
- renascence,
- renewal,
- resurgence,
- resurrection,
- resuscitation,
- return,
- reversal,
- reverse,
- reversion,
- revival,
- revivescence,
- revivescency,
- revivification,
- second wind,
- second youth,
- setback,
- throwback
- resurrection
collapse
- a revival from inactivity and disuse; "it produced a resurrection of hope"
- (New Testament) the rising of Christ on the third day after the Crucifixion related words >
- apotheosis,
- ascension,
- assumption,
- copy,
- duplication,
- gathering,
- imitation,
- new birth,
- palingenesis,
- palingenesy,
- re-creation,
- re-formation,
- reanimation,
- rebirth,
- rebuilding,
- reconstitution,
- reconstruction,
- recrudescence,
- redesign,
- redoing,
- reedition,
- reestablishment,
- refashioning,
- refreshment,
- regeneracy,
- regenerateness,
- regeneration,
- regenesis,
- reinstitution,
- reissue,
- rejuvenation,
- rejuvenescence,
- remaking,
- renaissance,
- renascence,
- renewal,
- renovation,
- reorganization,
- repetition,
- reprinting,
- reproduction,
- reshaping,
- restoration,
- restructuring,
- resurgence,
- resuscitation,
- revision,
- revival,
- revivescence,
- revivescency,
- revivification,
- second wind,
- second youth,
- the Ascension,
- the Assumption,
- translation
- amendment,
- change of allegiance,
- change of heart,
- change of mind,
- copy,
- duplication,
- imitation,
- improvement,
- new birth,
- palingenesis,
- palingenesy,
- re-creation,
- re-formation,
- reanimation,
- rebirth,
- rebuilding,
- reclamation,
- reconstitution,
- reconstruction,
- recrudescence,
- redemption,
- redesign,
- redoing,
- reedition,
- reestablishment,
- refashioning,
- reform,
- reformation,
- refreshment,
- regeneracy,
- regenerateness,
- regeneration,
- regenesis,
- reinstitution,
- reissue,
- rejuvenation,
- rejuvenescence,
- remaking,
- renaissance,
- renewal,
- renovation,
- reorganization,
- repetition,
- reprinting,
- reproduction,
- reshaping,
- restoration,
- restructuring,
- resurgence,
- resurrection,
- resuscitation,
- revision,
- revival,
- revivescence,
- revivescency,
- revivification,
- second wind,
- second youth
- regeneration
collapse
- the activity of spiritual or physical renewal
- (biology) growth anew of lost tissue or destroyed parts or organs related words >
- Fabianism,
- adoption,
- amendment,
- change of allegiance,
- change of heart,
- change of mind,
- circumcision,
- conversion,
- copy,
- duplication,
- extremism,
- gradualism,
- imitation,
- improvement,
- meliorism,
- new birth,
- new life,
- palingenesis,
- palingenesy,
- progressivism,
- radical reform,
- radicalism,
- re-creation,
- re-formation,
- reanimation,
- rebirth,
- rebuilding,
- reclamation,
- reconstitution,
- reconstruction,
- recrudescence,
- redeemedness,
- redemption,
- redesign,
- redoing,
- reedition,
- reestablishment,
- refashioning,
- reform,
- reformation,
- reformism,
- refreshment,
- regeneracy,
- regenerateness,
- regenesis,
- reinstitution,
- reissue,
- rejuvenation,
- rejuvenescence,
- remaking,
- renaissance,
- renascence,
- renewal,
- renovation,
- reorganization,
- repetition,
- reprinting,
- reproduction,
- reshaping,
- restoration,
- restructuring,
- resurgence,
- resurrection,
- resuscitation,
- revision,
- revisionism,
- revival,
- revivescence,
- revivescency,
- revivification,
- revolution,
- salvation,
- second birth,
- second wind,
- second youth,
- spiritual purification,
- transformation,
- utopianism
- rebirth
collapse
- the revival of learning and culture related words >
- adoption,
- amendment,
- change of allegiance,
- change of heart,
- change of mind,
- circumcision,
- conversion,
- copy,
- doubling,
- duplication,
- echo,
- imitation,
- improvement,
- metempsychosis,
- new beginning,
- new birth,
- new life,
- palingenesis,
- palingenesy,
- plagiarism,
- quotation,
- re-creation,
- re-formation,
- reanimation,
- reappearance,
- rebuilding,
- reclamation,
- reconstitution,
- reconstruction,
- recrudescence,
- recurrence,
- redeemedness,
- redemption,
- redesign,
- redoing,
- redoubling,
- reduplication,
- reecho,
- reedition,
- reestablishment,
- refashioning,
- reform,
- reformation,
- refreshment,
- regeneracy,
- regenerateness,
- regeneration,
- regenesis,
- regurgitation,
- reincarnation,
- reinstitution,
- reissue,
- rejuvenation,
- rejuvenescence,
- remaking,
- renaissance,
- renascence,
- renewal,
- renovation,
- reoccurrence,
- reorganization,
- repetition,
- reprinting,
- reproduction,
- reshaping,
- restoration,
- restructuring,
- resumption,
- resurgence,
- resurrection,
- resuscitation,
- return,
- revision,
- revitalization,
- revival,
- revivescence,
- revivescency,
- revivification,
- salvation,
- second birth,
- second wind,
- second youth,
- spiritual purification
- refreshment
collapse
- activity that refreshes and recreates; activity that renews your health and spirits by enjoyment and relaxation; "time for rest and refreshment by the pool"; "days of joyous recreation with his friends"
- snacks and drinks served as a light meal related words >
- aerage,
- aeration,
- air conditioning,
- air cooling,
- airing,
- aliment,
- alimentation,
- bite,
- board,
- case hardening,
- chow,
- collation,
- cross-ventilation,
- eatables,
- eats,
- edibles,
- enlivenment,
- entertainment,
- exhilaration,
- face-lift,
- feed,
- food,
- fortification,
- furbishment,
- grub,
- hardening,
- invigoration,
- keep,
- light lunch,
- light meal,
- light repast,
- meal,
- meat,
- mess,
- new birth,
- nosh,
- nourishment,
- nurture,
- nutriment,
- oxygenation,
- oxygenization,
- pabulum,
- palingenesis,
- palingenesy,
- pap,
- perflation,
- reanimation,
- rebirth,
- reconditioning,
- recrudescence,
- refection,
- refreshments,
- refurbishment,
- regalement,
- regeneracy,
- regenerateness,
- regeneration,
- regenesis,
- reinforcement,
- reinvigoration,
- rejuvenation,
- rejuvenescence,
- renaissance,
- renascence,
- renewal,
- renovation,
- repas,
- repast,
- restoration,
- restorative,
- restrengthening,
- resurgence,
- resurrection,
- resuscitation,
- retread,
- retreading,
- revival,
- revivescence,
- revivescency,
- revivification,
- second wind,
- second youth,
- slum clearance,
- snack,
- snacks,
- spot of lunch,
- spread,
- stimulation,
- strengthening,
- support,
- sustenance,
- table,
- tempering,
- tonic,
- treat,
- urban renewal,
- ventilation
- restoration
collapse
- the act of restoring something or someone to a satisfactory state
- the re-establishment of the British monarchy in 1660
- a model that represents the landscape of a former geological age or that represents and extinct animal etc.
- some artifact that has been restored or reconstructed; "the restoration looked exactly like the original"
- the reign of Charles II in England; 1660-1685 related words >
- Great Leap Forward,
- about-face,
- advance,
- advancement,
- amelioration,
- amendment,
- ascent,
- backing,
- backsliding,
- bettering,
- betterment,
- boost,
- clearance,
- clearing,
- copy,
- destigmatization,
- destigmatizing,
- disenchantment,
- duplication,
- enhancement,
- enrichment,
- eugenics,
- euthenics,
- exculpation,
- explanation,
- extradition,
- flip-flop,
- fortification,
- furtherance,
- giving back,
- headway,
- imitation,
- improvement,
- justification,
- lapse,
- lift,
- melioration,
- mend,
- mending,
- palingenesis,
- pickup,
- preferment,
- progress,
- progression,
- promotion,
- purgation,
- purging,
- ransom,
- rationalization,
- re-creation,
- re-formation,
- rebirth,
- rebuilding,
- recapture,
- recidivation,
- recidivism,
- reclaiming,
- reclamation,
- recommitment,
- reconstitution,
- reconstruction,
- reconversion,
- recoup,
- recoupment,
- recovery,
- recuperation,
- reddition,
- redemption,
- redesign,
- redoing,
- reedition,
- reestablishment,
- refashioning,
- refurbishment,
- regainment,
- regeneration,
- regenesis,
- regress,
- regression,
- rehabilitation,
- reinstatement,
- reinstitution,
- reissue,
- rejuvenation,
- relapse,
- remaking,
- remand,
- remandment,
- remitter,
- renascence,
- rendition,
- renewal,
- renovation,
- reoccupation,
- reorganization,
- repair,
- repatriation,
- repetition,
- replevin,
- replevy,
- repossession,
- reprinting,
- reproduction,
- reshaping,
- restitution,
- restoring,
- restructuring,
- resumption,
- resurrection,
- retake,
- retaking,
- retrieval,
- retrieve,
- retrocession,
- retrogradation,
- retrogression,
- retroversion,
- return,
- returning,
- reversal,
- reverse,
- reversion,
- reverting,
- revindication,
- revision,
- revival,
- revulsion,
- rise,
- salvage,
- sending back,
- slipping back,
- trover,
- turn,
- turnabout,
- upbeat,
- uplift,
- upping,
- upswing,
- uptrend,
- upward mobility,
- vindication,
- vitaminization
- renewal
collapse
- the act of renewing related words >
- about-face,
- accommodation,
- adaptation,
- adjustment,
- alteration,
- amelioration,
- amendment,
- another shot,
- another try,
- apostasy,
- atavism,
- backset,
- backward deviation,
- betterment,
- bracer,
- bracing,
- break,
- change,
- change of allegiance,
- change of heart,
- change of mind,
- changeableness,
- constructive change,
- continuity,
- conversion,
- cordial,
- defection,
- degeneration,
- degenerative change,
- deterioration,
- deviation,
- difference,
- discontinuity,
- divergence,
- diversification,
- diversion,
- diversity,
- doubling,
- duplication,
- echo,
- enlivenment,
- exhilaration,
- face-lift,
- falling back,
- fitting,
- flip-flop,
- fresh start,
- furbishment,
- gradual change,
- imitation,
- improvement,
- invigoration,
- lapse,
- melioration,
- mitigation,
- modification,
- modulation,
- new beginning,
- new birth,
- overthrow,
- palingenesis,
- palingenesy,
- pick-me-up,
- plagiarism,
- qualification,
- quotation,
- radical change,
- re-creation,
- realignment,
- reanimation,
- reappearance,
- rebeginning,
- rebirth,
- reclamation,
- recommencement,
- reconditioning,
- recreation,
- recrudescence,
- recurrence,
- redemption,
- redesign,
- redoubling,
- reduplication,
- reecho,
- reentrance,
- refection,
- reform,
- reformation,
- refreshing,
- refreshment,
- refurbishment,
- regale,
- regalement,
- regeneracy,
- regenerateness,
- regeneration,
- regenesis,
- regression,
- regurgitation,
- reincarnation,
- reinvigoration,
- rejuvenation,
- rejuvenescence,
- relapse,
- remaking,
- renaissance,
- renascence,
- renovation,
- reoccurrence,
- reopening,
- repetition,
- reproduction,
- reshaping,
- restructuring,
- resumption,
- resurgence,
- resurrection,
- resuscitation,
- retread,
- retreading,
- return,
- reversal,
- reverse,
- reversion,
- revival,
- revivescence,
- revivescency,
- revivification,
- revolution,
- second wind,
- second youth,
- setback,
- shift,
- slum clearance,
- stimulation,
- sudden change,
- switch,
- throwback,
- tonic,
- total change,
- transition,
- turn,
- turnabout,
- upheaval,
- urban renewal,
- variation,
- variety,
- violent change,
- vivification,
- worsening
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