regenerate|regenerated|regenerates|regenerating in English

verb

[re·gen·er·ate || rɪ'dʒenəreɪt]

renew, restore to good condition; form again, re-create; be renewed, be restored to good conditio

Use "regenerate|regenerated|regenerates|regenerating" in a sentence

1. Method of regenerating used inorganic adsorbents and use of the regenerated material

2. Tissue regenerates after skin is scratched.

3. Regenerated fiber yarn fabrics

4. Biblicist: And unless God regenerates, worldly wisdom has no benefit

5. The regenerated SC can be reused.

6. Once damaged, they cannot regenerate.

7. The nerves don't seem to be regenerating.

8. Method for regenerating ceria-based abrasive

9. A lizard can regenerate its tail.

10. The design lives and regenerates through the desire of newness.

11. I stabbled him, but he regenerated.

12. 19 Newts can regenerate their limbs.

13. Charging, re-charging and regenerating accumulators and batteries

14. 20 Destroyed nerve cells do not regenerate.

15. Depositors Notes: Strongly stains the regenerating Blastema

16. Process for regenerating fluidized catalytic cracking catalyst

17. In a PSA process, Adsorbents are regenerated by reducing pressure; in a TSA process, they are regenerated by applying heat (2–4)

18. The identical sound waves have been regenerated.

19. The Newt’s Regenerating Lens Awake!, 7/2012

20. 5 A lizard can regenerate its tail.

21. Autoroute Option - Automatically Regenerate Route When Editing Content

22. No regenerated axon appeared by argentaffin staining, either.

23. Unlike some tissue, heart muscle does not regenerate.

24. Salamanders have this amazing capacity to regenerate.

25. Foil of regenerated cellulose, other than for packing