rejuvenatein a sentence
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The weekend trip to the mountains helped rejuvenate her after a stressful month.rejuvenate = make feel refreshed or energetic
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They claim the moisturizer rejuvenates your skin.rejuvenates = makes look younger or refreshed
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They launched a campaign to rejuvenate the downtown area with parks and local businesses.rejuvenate = make fresh or lively again
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A good night’s sleep was enough to rejuvenate her energy and focus.rejuvenate = refresh
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For a while, a sense of rejuvenation and purpose swept across the land.† (source)
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Emma squealed, rejuvenated after her short nap.† (source)
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Nonetheless, he felt rejuvenated by his good fortune.† (source)
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A sort of rejuvenation blooms through me from the stone.† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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I rejuvenate him simply by being who I am.† (source)
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Being in the woods is rejuvenating.† (source)
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Now all is worked out and Alistair and Mae are great friends and feel rejuvenated.† (source)
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They suggested rejuvenation, pain overcome and transcended, endless love.† (source)
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I can give books new bindings, rejuvenate them a little, stop the bookworms from eating them, and prevent them from losing their pages over the years like a man loses his hair.† (source)
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There's nothing cleansing or rejuvenating about the whole thing.† (source)
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He felt his rejuvenated heart speed up like the stroke of an outboard motor.† (source)
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For Kennedy, it is a means of rejuvenation.† (source)
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