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What is another word for Regeneration? – 125 Regeneration Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    renewal restoration rejuvenation rebirth revival resurgence revitalization replenishment reconstruction renovation transformation reform redevelopment rehabilitation rebuilding reformation regeneration revitalism recrudescence resurgence resuscitation reanimation revivification renovation replenishment restoration rebirth renewal reform regeneration renovation rehabilitation revitalization rejuvenation.

    Meaning of Regeneration

    The primary meaning of the word "Regeneration" is the process of regenerating or being regenerated, especially the natural process by which some animals, such as certain worms and fish, replace lost or damaged body parts.

    Definitions

    • The process of regenerating or being regenerated, especially the natural process by which some animals replace lost or damaged body parts.
    • The action or process of regenerating someone or something, especially in a spiritual or moral sense.
    • The replacement of lost or damaged cells, tissues, or organs in an organism.

    Etymology of Regeneration

    The word "Regeneration" comes from the Latin words "regenerare," meaning "to regenerate," and "regeneratio," meaning "a renewing."
    Historically, the term has been used in various contexts, including biology, theology, and social reform, to describe the process of renewal, restoration, or rebirth.

    Example Uses

    • The city underwent a process of regeneration after the natural disaster, with new buildings and infrastructure being constructed.
    • The doctor specialized in the regeneration of damaged tissues and organs.
    • The company's regeneration plan included investments in new technology and employee training.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    decay deterioration decline degeneration destruction demolition devastation wreckage ruin decay rot putrefaction spoilage corruption disintegration fragmentation dissolution collapse downfall demise extinction obliteration annihilation eradication elimination.