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Exciting joy, mirth, or pleasure

That serves to regenerate

(archaic) Received or experienced with gratitude

A profound transformation

The act by which something is repaired or renewed

Present participle for to give new life to, or to restore to a healthy condition

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

Present participle for to do, make, or perform again

Present participle for give fresh life or strength to

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

Present participle for to make full or complete again by supplying what has been used up

Present participle for to strengthen or reaffirm in rank or position

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

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

Present participle for improve condition

Present participle for begin or start again

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Adjective

Exciting joy, mirth, or pleasure

envigorating^UK

invigorating^US

thought-provoking

revitalizing^US

invigoration^US

envigoration^UK

revitalising^UK

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Adjective

That serves to regenerate

Adjective

(archaic) Received or experienced with gratitude

to one's liking

supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

pulchritudinous

gladly received

out of this world

extremely pleasant

extremely enjoyable

extremely attractive

happiness-inducing

hitting the spot

super-excellent

very pleasurable

very attractive

greatly to one's liking

good-humoured^UK

good-humored^US

extraterrestrial

top-of-the-line

too good to be true

unobjectionable

thought-provoking

snug as a bug in a rug

well intentioned

cooking with gas

deliciously light

deliciously tender

of a high standard

attention-grabbing

melt-in-your-mouth

invigorating^US

envigorating^UK

out of the ordinary

very interesting

out-of-this-world

easy to get along with

easy to get on with

downright neighborly

heart in right place

public-spirited

philanthropical

emotion-charged

too funny for words

highest quality

of the highest order

of the first order

of highest order

of the first water

in a class all by itself

of the highest standard

of the highest quality

above and beyond

of high quality

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Noun

A profound transformation

reorganisation^UK

reorganization^US

transfiguration

revolutionising^UK

revolutionizing^US

transmogrification

marked transformation

revolutionary change

break with the past

specialization^US

transubstantiation

specialisation^UK

diversification

mid-course correction

complete change

transfigurement

transubstantiations

reorganizations^US

reorganisations^UK

customization^US

reconsideration

organization^US

customisation^UK

rationalization^US

organisation^UK

rationalisation^UK

change of direction

cosmetic treatment

rapid transition

transspecific evolution

reorganizing^US

natural process

reorganising^UK

unconventionality

repeated rotation

change of fortune

break with tradition

shift of emphasis

standardization^US

standardisation^UK

coming and going

rate of replacement

acclimatization^US

fifty-fifty deal

familiarization^US

civilisation^UK

civilization^US

change for the better

naturalization^US

harmonization^US

naturalisation^UK

familiarisation^UK

acclimatisation^UK

harmonisation^UK

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Noun

The act by which something is repaired or renewed

bringing up to date

reestablishment

cosmetic treatment

reorganization^US

re-establishment

reorganisation^UK

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Verb

Present participle for to give new life to, or to restore to a healthy condition

revitalising^UK

revitalizing^US

bringing up to date

bringing something up to code

giving something a facelift

re-establishing

bringing up to code

breathing new life into

revolutionizing^US

setting to rights

bringing into the twenty-first century

revolutionising^UK

putting back together

straightening out

reorganizing^US

reorganising^UK

rationalizing^US

reindustrializing

rationalising^UK

giving a shot in the arm to

getting into shape

restoring to working order

putting to rights

giving a face-lift

giving a new look to

introducing again

establishing again

bringing into effect again

beginning again

putting back into its original condition

giving a facelift to

making fit for use

getting working

making as good as new

leading into the twenty-first century

marching into the twenty-first century

dragging into the twenty-first century

giving facelift

putting some spark into

adding some zest to

restoring vitality to

putting new life into

putting new heart into

giving face lift to

making young again

changing radically

giving new life to

making someone feel young again

getting the latest version of

putting finishing touches on

making improvements

raising from the dead

putting in power again

returning to power

returning to a former position

giving a shot in the arm

putting in order

cleaning up one's act

piecing together

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“Two smashed ribs had poked splintered ends through his skin, and getting at them to renew the dressings was a painful business.”

Verb

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

re-establishing

proceeding with

revitalising^UK

revitalizing^US

beginning again

continuing with

picking up again

taking up again

carrying on with

breathing new life into

bringing up to date

beginning where one left off

jumping back in

pushing on from

pushing on with

picking up where you left off

picking up where one left off

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

Verb

Present participle for to do, make, or perform again

going over again

performing again

doing over again

singing same old song

running through again

going through again

coming out with

listening to again

double-checking

hammering away at

going over and over

stating differently

repeating mindlessly

repeating mechanically

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“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.”

Verb

Present participle for give fresh life or strength to

revitalising^UK

revitalizing^US

breathing new life into

bringing around

re-establishing

giving a new lease of life to

giving new strength to

giving a boost to

bringing back to life

giving a shot in the arm to

bringing to mind

getting going again

putting some spark into

giving the kiss of life to

snapping out of it

blowing away the cobwebs

giving new life to

giving mouth-to-mouth resuscitation

putting new life into

giving a new lease on life

breathing life into

making confident

giving courage to

giving someone a cue

becoming livelier

raising from the dead

restoring to life

feeling happier

becoming more cheerful

lighting a fire under

letting sunshine in

putting pep into

making more exciting

making more lively

putting new strength in

putting new heart in

putting new heart into

putting new life in

getting into the mood

taking a turn for the better

living through again

discovering again

going through again

experiencing again

stiffening the resolve of

giving shot in arm

putting zip into

moving to action

giving confidence

lifting the morale of

giving pep talk

raising your spirits

boosting someone's morale

giving confidence to

spiriting someone up

raising the morale of

stimulating spiritually

lifting the spirits of

acting as a fillip to

getting one going

acting as a impetus to

acting as a incentive to

acting as a stimulus to

acting as a spur to

getting one started

building a fire under

commiserating with

sympathizing with

giving condolences to

expressing sympathy to

showing compassion to

tranquilizing^US

showing fellow feeling to

expressing sympathy

expressing sympathy for

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“Also, Congress has repeatedly favored importing cheaper foreign drugs as a way to renew price competition in the US drug market, the most expensive in the world.”

Verb

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

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

Verb

Present participle for to make full or complete again by supplying what has been used up

“I had to run to the store to renew my supply of toilet paper.”

Verb

Present participle for to strengthen or reaffirm in rank or position

giving weight to

lending more weight to

making stronger

giving strength to

giving a boost to

adding fuel to fire

giving new energy to

acclimatizing^US

acclimatising^UK

crystallizing^US

crystallising^UK

giving support to

making more forceful

revitalizing^US

revitalising^UK

making resilient

making unfeeling

familiarizing^US

naturalizing^US

desensitizing^US

desensitising^UK

naturalising^UK

familiarising^UK

getting stronger

paving the way for

giving a leg up

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Verb

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

making a comeback

pulling through

turning the corner

getting over something

turning a corner

taking a turn for the better

snapping out of it

getting it together

coming up smiling

emerging from something

growing stronger

regaining strength

regaining your strength

shaking something off

taking on a new lease of life

coming from behind

getting act together

getting second wind

getting your second wind

turning things around

getting back in shape

returning to health

getting back to normal

regaining your health

feeling yourself again

regaining one's health

returning to form

regaining one's strength

restoring your health

getting back on feet

getting back on your feet

showing improvement

becoming healthy

making a recovery

making progress

getting stronger

feeling oneself again

responding to treatment

getting in shape

getting out of the woods

getting out from under

taking turn for better

getting back on one's feet

returning to normal

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Verb

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

revolutionising^UK

revolutionizing^US

reorganising^UK

reorganizing^US

transmogrifying

transubstantiating

metamorphosizing

making adjustments to

making alterations to

changing completely

turning upside down

making innovations

singing different tune

turning the corner

turning the tables

turning over new leaf

bringing up to code

making improvements to

becoming different

making different

making consistent

setting straight

troubleshooting

bringing into line

putting in working order

setting to rights

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Verb

Present participle for improve condition

improving condition

refreshing one's memory

Verb

Present participle for begin or start again

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