refreshed
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- adjective
- /rɪˈfrɛʃt/
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refrescado
- Well, I feel much more refreshed and ready to write today.
- feel really refreshed
- feel so refreshed
- look so refreshed
You feel refreshed, grateful to be alive.
- You feel refreshed, grateful to be alive.
- One day all we needed to be just ready and refreshed.
- And that's why we wake up, hopefully without an alarm, feeling refreshed.
- Is there anything in your brain that would explain why you don't feel refreshed?
- When you come back to class, you feel refreshed.
- Try it, actually try a full day of it and you will feel so refreshed.
- I I'm actually refreshed when they don't that does not.
Examples
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Your face should feel refreshed, bright and tight.
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"You always look so refreshed," she says without looking at him.
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You feel refreshed, grateful to be alive.
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Oh, have a good vacation, enjoy, come back refreshed and I will see you then.
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Taking a two week break also allows you to come back to the subject refreshed, rejuvenated, and ready to learn.
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After a long night's sleep, I woke up feeling refreshed and ready to start the day.
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A short walk in the park always leaves me feeling refreshed and energized.
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Taking a break helped me come back to my work feeling refreshed and focused.
Synonyms
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2.1
Being very active and excited to do things
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4.7
Feeling full of new energy and ready to do things
Having new energy and feeling strong
Full of new life and energy
Not tired after sleeping or taking a break
Antonyms
How Refreshed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Refreshed is made from re- ('again') and fresh ('new' or 'clean'), so imagine a drink or a short rest that makes you feel 'new again'. So to be refreshed is to have new energy and strength.