“These old turf farms require a great deal of maintenance, and it has become difficult to find men who know how to cut the turf and stack it to renew the old walls.”

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Present participle for to give fresh life or strength to

reviving

breathing new life into

energizing^US

energising^UK

giving a shot in the arm to

modernizing^US

modernising^UK

galvanizing^US

galvanising^UK

giving new strength to

giving a new lease of life to

bringing back to life

putting some spark into

raising from the dead

brushing up

putting new life into

remodelling^UK

remodeling^US

giving a shot in the arm

blowing away the cobwebs

zapping

doing up

giving the kiss of life to

putting new heart into

giving a new lease on life

bringing into effect again

restoring vitality to

bringing into the twenty-first century

getting the latest version of

fueling^US

making someone feel young again

taking a turn for the better

lighting a fire under

putting new strength in

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“A change of scenery will recharge your batteries and renew your zest for life.”

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Present participle for to begin again or continue after a pause or interruption

beginning where one left off

picking up where you left off

picking up where one left off

calling together again

meeting again

coming together again

reconvening

gathering again

bringing together again

convening again

reuniting

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“In addition, we must renew our coalition-building activities.”

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Present participle for to do, make, or perform again

going back to the beginning

following the example of

following in the footsteps of

jumping on the bandwagon

modeling^US

epitomizing^US

modelling^UK

epitomising^UK

taking leaf out of book

patterning yourself after

taking a leaf out of someone's book

patterning oneself on

ripping off

taking as a role model

taking a photocopy of

making a photocopy of

making a facsimile of

making a carbon copy of

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“At the beginning of next year, I would hope that we can renew our efforts along these same lines.”

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Present participle for to say again

“We were communicating fairly well and I was about to renew my questions as to how he came to be here when the sensor alert sounded.”

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Present participle for to extend the period of validity of (a license, subscription, contract, etc.)

“Whether new members renew their memberships is related directly to how well they are satisfied.”

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Present participle for to replenish one's supply or stock of something

“The traveler may chance to find himself locked out of the world for weeks, unable to renew his supply of linen and dress.”

Verb

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Present participle for to strengthen or reaffirm in rank or position

fueling^US

lending more weight to

emphasizing^US

stabilizing^US

emphasising^UK

stabilising^UK

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Present participle for to repeat what was previously said or expressed

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Present participle for to improve in state, especially from a previously bad condition

getting over something

coming along

turning a corner

taking a turn for the better

emerging from something

growing stronger

regaining strength

shaking off

taking on a new lease of life

turning around

coming from behind

getting second wind

getting your act together

turning things around

getting back in shape

getting back to normal

feeling yourself again

restoring your health

responding to treatment

getting over

forging ahead

getting out from under

getting out of the woods

taking turn for better

getting back

returning to normal

resting

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Present participle for to make a marked change in the form, nature, or appearance of

remodeling^US

remodelling^UK

remolding^US

remoulding^UK

moulding^UK

molding^US

customising^UK

customizing^US

making adjustments to

making alterations to

singing different tune

tampering with

turning the corner

turning the tables

turning over new leaf

modernizing^US

modernising^UK

organizing^US

organising^UK

making improvements to

normalizing^US

normalising^UK

harmonising^UK

harmonizing^US

putting in working order

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Verb

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Present participle for to repeat something that has already been said

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