invigorating
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4.4
- adjective
- /ɪnˈvɪɡəˌreɪtɪŋ/
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renovador
- A morning run in the crisp air is invigorating and gives me a boost for the rest of the day.
- the most invigorating
Like what about, you know, his philosophy on food or life that you find so infectious and and so, you know, effervescent and invigorating?
- Like what about, you know, his philosophy on food or life that you find so infectious and and so, you know, effervescent and invigorating?
- Actually, I find the sound to be a little bit more invigorating in game here.
- Still with hair care, this is the dub Refresh care invigorating dry shampoo.
- Awesome haircut, hot steamed towel, invigorating shampoo, neck and shoulder treatment, some little rubs.
- Our Health Summit is all about giving yourself a little extra TLC, so step up to our IV station for an invigorating celebrity blood transfusion.
Examples
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It's both invigorating and enlightening to be a part of all that dialogue.
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Ah, I find this collegiate atmosphere very invigorating.
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The effect is most invigorating.
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Actually, it was rather invigorating.
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So what makes a fun, invigorating, productive environment?
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Please enjoy this invigorating episode with Matthew B Cox.
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Altogether, the street scene was lively and invigorating.
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It's invigorating for the mind, and it also can help support healthy joints, ligaments and tendons.
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Staycations can be every bit as relaxing and invigorating as a more expensive and expansive trip.
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I now invite you to join me on this invigorating journey into the bowels of constitutional jurisprudence.
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Synonyms
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4.6
Making you feel very happy and full of energy
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3.0
New or different in a way that feels pleasant and cheerful
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4.8
Giving something more energy and excitement
Antonyms
How Energizing
Surface Forms
Morphology
invigorating = invigorate (semi-transparent) = in + vigor + ate + ing
Standard adjectival use of the participial suffix '-ing' from the verb 'invigorate', meaning 'giving energy or vitality'.
Etymology
Invigorating comes from the parts in- 'in' and vigor 'life' or 'energy', and you can see the same root in the word vigorous. So, something invigorating puts energy into you and makes you feel more alive.