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Revitalize

verb

Revitalize means give new energy.

10 letters 4 syllables

What does Revitalize mean?

Revitalize means give new energy.

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Dictionary definition

To give new energy, strength, or life to something.

Example sentences

Revitalize in a sentence

easy

The new garden helped revitalize the school courtyard.

medium

A short break can revitalize students during a long project.

hard

The community plan aimed to revitalize the old park with trees, benches, and paths.

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Practice 1

What does revitalize mean?

Practice 2

Which word is closest in meaning to revitalize?

Practice 3

Choose the best word to complete the sentence: The new garden helped ____ the school courtyard.

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Revitalize

Voice settings
Sounds like

ree · vy · tuh · lyz · strongest beat: vy

Synonyms

Words like Revitalize

renewUse for making fresh or strong again.
refreshUse for giving new energy.
restoreUse for bringing back to a better condition.
Antonyms

Opposite words

weakenA contrast for making less strong.
drainA contrast for taking away energy.
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Word family

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Base word

revitalize

verb

revitalizes

Gives new energy now or often.

verb

revitalizing

Giving new energy now.

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