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Synonyms & Similar Words
revitalization
renewal
restoration
regeneration
rejuvenescence
refreshment
revival
rebirth
resurrection
revitalization
renovation
rebuilding
reconstruction
reformation
transformation
transfiguration
metamorphosis
conversion
modification
alteration
improvement
enhancement
refinement
modernization
updating
overhaul
makeover
facelift
revivalism
resuscitation
reanimation
revivification
invigoration
energization
stimulation
revitalism
rebirth
renewal
resurgence
revamping
reforming
renovating
reconstructing
restoring
regenerating
rejuvenating
Meaning of Rejuvenation
The primary meaning of the word "Rejuvenation" is the process of making someone or something look or feel younger, or the process of giving new energy or vitality to something.
Definitions
- The process of making someone or something look or feel younger or more vigorous
- The act or process of giving new energy or vitality to something
- A state of being made to look or feel younger or more vigorous
Etymology of Rejuvenation
The word "Rejuvenation" comes from the Latin words "re" meaning "again" and "juvenis" meaning "young"
The term has been used in English since the 16th century to describe the process of restoring youth or vitality to something or someone
Historically, the concept of rejuvenation has been associated with various medical and philosophical theories, including alchemy and the quest for eternal youth
Example Uses
- The spa offered a rejuvenation package that included a massage, facial, and other treatments to help guests feel refreshed and revitalized
- The company underwent a rejuvenation process, hiring new staff and updating its technology to stay competitive
- After a few weeks of rest and relaxation, she felt a sense of rejuvenation and was ready to tackle new challenges
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
decline
deterioration
degeneration
decay
rot
putrefaction
spoilage
stagnation
regression
retrogression
debilitation
enfeeblement
weakening
exhaustion
fatigue
lethargy
sluggishness
dormancy
hibernation
abeyance
suspension
cessation
termination
extinction
annihilation
destruction
demolition
dismantling
disintegration