regeneration in Greek
regeneration in Greek is αναδημιουργία — regeneration means the regrowth of damaged or lost living tissue.
regeneration in Greek
αναδημιουργία
Pronounced: anadimiourgia
Rebuilding or restructuring; large scale repair or renewal; revitalisation.
What does "regeneration" mean?
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noun The regrowth of damaged or lost living tissue.
"The lizard's tail regeneration takes about two months."
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noun The large-scale renewal or rebuilding of a rundown area or system.
"Urban regeneration transformed the derelict docklands into a thriving neighborhood."
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regeneration in a sentence
- The lizard's tail regeneration takes about two months.
- Urban regeneration transformed the derelict docklands into a thriving neighborhood.
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What is "regeneration" in Greek?
"regeneration" in Greek is αναδημιουργία. regeneration means: The regrowth of damaged or lost living tissue.
How do you pronounce αναδημιουργία?
"regeneration" in Greek is αναδημιουργία, pronounced "anadimiourgia".
How do you use "regeneration" in a sentence?
Example: "The lizard's tail regeneration takes about two months." In Greek, "regeneration" is αναδημιουργία.
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