rejuvenate in Latin
rejuvenate in Latin is repubesco, iuvenesco, repuellasco — rejuvenate means to make someone or something feel young, fresh, or energetic again.
rejuvenate in Latin
repubesco
To render young again.
iuvenesco
To render young again.
repuellasco
To render young again.
repuerasco
To render young again.
What does "rejuvenate" mean?
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verb To make someone or something feel young, fresh, or energetic again.
"A week at the coast rejuvenated her after months of overwork."
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rejuvenate in a sentence
- A week at the coast rejuvenated her after months of overwork.
- The new manager rejuvenated the struggling department.
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What is "rejuvenate" in Latin?
"rejuvenate" in Latin is repubesco, iuvenesco, repuellasco. rejuvenate means: To make someone or something feel young, fresh, or energetic again.
How do you use "rejuvenate" in a sentence?
Example: "A week at the coast rejuvenated her after months of overwork." In Latin, "rejuvenate" is repubesco, iuvenesco, repuellasco.
Are there other ways to say "rejuvenate" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 4 translations listed for "rejuvenate": repubesco, iuvenesco, repuellasco, repuerasco.
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