Invigorate Meaning in English

word

US

ˌɪnˈvɪɡɝɪt

in-VIG-uh-rayt

UK

ɪnvˈɪɡəɹˌeɪt

in-VIG-uh-rayt

Definition

To make someone or something feel more energetic, lively, or refreshed.

Usage & Nuances

Formal register, often used for people, activities, or feelings (e.g., 'invigorate the body,' 'invigorate the economy'). Common with 'feel,' 'exercise,' 'change,' or in business contexts. Not for objects that can't have energy or life.

• Spanish: revitalizar - animar - fortalecer
• Portuguese (BR): revigorar - animar - fortalecer
• Portuguese (PT): revigorar - animar - fortalecer
• Chinese (Simplified): 振奋 - 鼓舞 - 使有活力
• Chinese (Traditional): 振奮 - 鼓舞 - 使有活力
• Hindi: उत्साहित करना - शक्तिशाली बनाना
• Arabic: ينعش - يقوي - ينشط
• Bengali: উজ্জীবিত করা - চাঙ্গা করা
• Russian: ободрять - оживлять - придавать сил
• Japanese: 活気づける - 元気づける
• Vietnamese: tiếp thêm sinh lực - làm sôi động
• Korean: 활력을 주다 - 생기를 불어넣다
• Turkish: canlandırmak - güçlendirmek
• Urdu: توان بخشنا - تازہ دم کرنا
• Indonesian: menyegarkan - memberi semangat

Example Sentences

Fresh air can invigorate you after a long day.

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A cup of strong coffee can invigorate your mind in the morning.

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Good exercise will invigorate your body.

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A change in scenery can really invigorate your creativity.

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Her positive attitude tends to invigorate the whole team.

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This new policy is designed to invigorate the local economy.

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