Synonyms of reinvigorate

reinvigorate

verb

as in to revitalize

Synonyms & Similar Words

• revitalize
• revive
• rejuvenate
• rekindle
• resurrect
• reawaken
• refresh
• reactivate
• renew
• resuscitate
• recreate
• reenergize
• regenerate
• strengthen
• infuse
• reanimate
• inspire
• recharge
• fortify
• embolden
• lift
• restimulate
• refreshen
• boost
• cheer
• hearten
• provoke
• excite
• set off
• steel
• galvanize
• incite
• buoy
• spark
• foment
• rally
• abet
• reawake
• trigger
• instigate
• inflame
• electrify
• whip (up)
• motivate
• ferment
• kindle
• turn on
• activate
• enflame
• propel
• invigorate
• stimulate
• energize
• impel
• motive
• enkindle
• awaken
• enliven
• rouse
• vitalize
• move
• stir
• actuate
• drive
• arouse
• wake (up)
• charge
• vivify
• awake
• jump-start
• quicken
• animate
• jazz (up)
• zip (up)
• raise
• spike
• liven (up)
• fire
• brace
• amp (up)
• fillip
• pep (up)
• juice up
• ginger (up)

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• dull
• kill
• dampen
• undermine
• deaden
• weaken
• damp
• weary
• wear
• drain
• harass
• debilitate
• exhaust
• knock out
• restrain
• burn out
• wear out
• slow
• inhibit
• enfeeble
• curb
• wash out
• fatigue
• suppress
• check
• sap
• quell
• quench
• do in
• repress
• enervate
• discourage
• still
• stunt
• demoralize
• tucker (out)
• daunt
• dishearten
• fag
• jade
• kayo
• dispirit

Examples of reinvigorate in a Sentence

Recent Examples on the Web

While the four-block downtown has been reinvigorated, the surrounding neighborhoods are spotty. —Sarah D. Wire, USA TODAY, 15 Sep. 2024

This old standby has been reinvigorated with new introductions that please on a number of levels. —Luke Miller, Better Homes & Gardens, 11 Sep. 2024

Despite welcome Supreme Court rulings curbing federal agency powers, regulations, guidance, and executive actions have been reinvigorated by unparalleled spending and high-impact legislation since the pandemic. —Clyde Wayne Crews Jr., Forbes, 25 Sep. 2024

Across the Latin-music industry, a new wave of singer-songwriters like Gale, Joaquina, Ela Taubert, and Elsa y Elmar have been reinvigorating the genre with bright, bold sounds and gut-wrenchingly honest lyricism. —Lucas Villa, Rolling Stone, 19 Sep. 2024