revitalised

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revitalised

The old park was revitalised with new benches and flowerbeds.

Definition

Adjective: - Restored to new life and vigor: Given renewed energy, strength, or vitality; made active, healthy, or lively again.

Usage

The adjective "revitalised" (US spelling: revitalized) is used to describe something that has been given new life, energy, or activity after a period of decline, stagnation, or inactivity. It often refers to systems, areas, organizations, or even people.

Examples
  • The revitalised economy showed strong signs of growth after the new policies were implemented.
  • With fresh investment and community projects, it became a revitalised inner-city neighborhood.
  • After a long vacation, she felt completely revitalised and ready to return to work.
  • The company launched a revitalised marketing campaign to attract a younger audience.
Advanced Usage
  • "Newly revitalised": Emphasizes the recent completion of the process of renewal.
    • The newly revitalised town square quickly became a popular gathering spot.
  • Used in passive constructions to focus on the action of renewal.
    • The historic theater was revitalised through a combination of public and private funds.
Variants and Related Words
  • Revitalize (verb): To imbue with new life and vitality.
    • The mayor promised to revitalize the downtown area.
  • Revitalization (noun): The process of making something active, healthy, or lively again.
    • The revitalization of the park took three years to complete.
  • Revitalising/Revitalizing (adjective, present participle): Having the quality of restoring vitality.
    • The revitalising sea air made her feel much better.
Synonyms
  • Rejuvenated: Made young or fresh again.
  • Reinvigorated: Given new energy or strength.
  • Renewed: Resumed with fresh energy or spirit.
  • Refreshed: Having regained strength or energy.
Antonyms
  • Depleted: Reduced in strength or effectiveness.
  • Stagnant: Showing no activity; dull and sluggish.
  • Exhausted: Drained of strength or energy.
  • Declining: Becoming smaller, weaker, or less important.
revitalised

The old park was revitalised with new benches and flowerbeds.

Adjective
  1. restored to new life and vigor
    • a revitalized economy
    • a revitalized inner-city neighborhood

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