invigorating in Russian
invigorating in Russian is живительный, придаю́щий, сила — invigorating means making someone feel stronger, healthier, and more energetic.
invigorating in Russian
живительный
Pronounced: zhivitelnyy
giving strength, energy and vitality
придаю́щий
Pronounced: pridayushchiy
giving strength, energy and vitality
сила
Pronounced: sila
giving strength, energy and vitality
What does "invigorating" mean?
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adj Making someone feel stronger, healthier, and more energetic.
"A brisk walk in the cold morning air felt wonderfully invigorating."
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invigorating in a sentence
- A brisk walk in the cold morning air felt wonderfully invigorating.
- She found the debate invigorating rather than exhausting.
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What is "invigorating" in Russian?
"invigorating" in Russian is живительный, придаю́щий, сила. invigorating means: Making someone feel stronger, healthier, and more energetic.
How do you pronounce живительный?
"invigorating" in Russian is живительный, pronounced "zhivitelnyy".
How do you use "invigorating" in a sentence?
Example: "A brisk walk in the cold morning air felt wonderfully invigorating." In Russian, "invigorating" is живительный, придаю́щий, сила.
Are there other ways to say "invigorating" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "invigorating": живительный, придаю́щий, сила.
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