Rejuvenating Meaning in English
word · lemma: rejuvenate
ɹiˈdʒuvəˌneɪtɪŋ
ri-JOO-vuh-nay-ting
ɹɪdʒˈuːvənˌeɪtɪŋ
ri-JOO-vuhn-ay-ting
Definition
Something that makes you feel young, energetic, or refreshed again.
Usage & Nuances
Usually an adjective for things like experiences, treatments, or places. Common in spa, travel, and health contexts: 'rejuvenating effect', 'rejuvenating experience'. More formal than 'refreshing', and not used about food or drinks.
Spanish: rejuvenecedor - revitalizantePortuguese (BR): rejuvenescedor - revigorantePortuguese (PT): rejuvenescedor - revigoranteChinese (Simplified): 使人恢复活力的 - 令人焕发青春的Chinese (Traditional): 使人恢復活力的 - 令人煥發青春的Hindi: पुनः तरोताज़ा करने वाला - नवयुवक बनाने वालाArabic: مُجَدِّد - مُنعِشBengali: পুনর্যৌবনদায়ক - চাঙ্গা-করানোRussian: омолаживающий - придающий бодростиJapanese: 若返らせる - 元気が出るVietnamese: trẻ hóa - làm tươi mớiKorean: 활력을 주는 - 젊어지게 하는Turkish: gençleştirici - canlandırıcıUrdu: تازہ دَم کرنے والا - جوان بنانے والاIndonesian: menyegarkan - meremajakan
Example Sentences
The spa offered a rejuvenating massage.
basic
A walk in nature can be very rejuvenating.
basic
The rejuvenating treatment made her skin look younger.
basic
That yoga class was so rejuvenating after a stressful week.
natural
There’s something rejuvenating about spending a day at the beach.
natural
These rejuvenating moments help me cope with daily stress.
natural