invigorate in the PONS Dictionary

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A recent $1 million donation has invigorated plans for a new theatre on campus.
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Finally, it is said to invigorate digestion and improve mental focus and memory.
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The young rebbe invigorated the dynasty and attracted many more followers from the surrounding provinces.
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He/she concentrates on the clients' strengths, strives to invigorate the protective factors.
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Further, new information technologies and social media have invigorated civil societies in these countries.
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This experience invigorated his interest in the game medium and led to the brothers' push to finish the game over the next six months.
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The arrival of 2,000 salvage workers invigorated life on the island, and many of the workers fraternised with the islanders.
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Moreover, local efforts to beautify and invigorate the neighbourhood have reinforced a budding sense of community and artistic expression.
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Before the war, it was severity and strong technique, as opposed to the (kind of) techniques that invigorate our partners as we have now.
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The company invigorated the local economy following the depression, employing thousands and paying good wages, but wreaked havoc on the environment.
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