invigorate|invigorated|invigorates|invigorating in English

verb

[in·vig·or·ate || ɪn'vɪgəreɪt]

energize, enliven; arouse; strengthen; animate

Use "invigorate|invigorated|invigorates|invigorating" in a sentence

1. She feels invigorated and healthy.

2. 10 Jehovah assists and invigorates his faithful servants.

3. It will invigorate you.

4. 11 They felt refreshed and invigorated after the walk.

5. Invigorated by his experiences, George Borrow returned to London.

6. Lee grants son , please invigorate like?

7. Awakening: as in stimulating, invigorating

8. To make more lively or vigorous; invigorate.

9. Backbends are invigorating and strengthening

10. Food containing calcium can invigorate health effectively.

11. We must invigorate this nation of ours.

12. The tactic could well help invigorate a struggling campaign.

13. The breeze was cool, brisk and invigorating.

14. I myself expect him to stay invigorate the country's economy.

15. A brisk walk in cool weather is invigorating.

16. This is tremendous to ours invigorate and lash.

17. Take a deep breath in to invigorate you.

18. At my age, the walk into town is enough to invigorate me.

19. Such physical connectivity will act as a gateway to invigorated economic activity.

20. Analeptic definition, restoring; invigorating; giving strength after disease

21. This is a prerequisite for invigorating China's national economy.

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23. He praised the author's ability to invigorate stock characters.

24. Astringent to the intestine and relieve diarrhea; invigorate digestion .

25. The admiral made an invigorating speech before the sailors.