refreshing
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- adjective
- /rɪˈfrɛʃɪŋ/
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refrescante
- All right, now, after that, I'm going to need a refreshing beverage.
My trip was so amazing, so needed, so refreshing it was amazing.
- My trip was so amazing, so needed, so refreshing it was amazing.
- It was so heartwarming and refreshing and people were genuinely excited.
- And it's, it's hard, but refreshing when you know you don't have control.
- You know, that kind of honesty here would be refreshing because it is going to happen.
- Milkis is a refreshing milk and yogurt flavored beverage.
- That was really, really, really refreshing to hear.
Examples
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Also, just in time to beat the heat, the refreshing chilled towel is back.
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So it's a bit refreshing for my skin.
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Light, vibrant and just as refreshing as the moment itself.
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It is the most refreshing thing to be able to do.
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So post in the comments your thoughts and you know, grab a refreshing beverage and join us.
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It's crisp, refreshing, but super bold and flavorful.
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It's soft, sweet, clean and refreshing with the salsa Verde.
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It was so heartwarming and refreshing and people were genuinely excited.
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After a long day at work, a swim in the ocean can be incredibly refreshing.
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The cool breeze in the park felt refreshing on a hot summer afternoon.
Synonyms
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Feeling rested and ready to work
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Weather or air that feels cool and refreshes you
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Giving a feeling of energy and health
Something that makes a person or thing feel stronger and more energetic
Giving new energy and making someone feel awake again
Giving new life and energy to people or things
Fresh cool air that makes you feel full of energy
Making people or things look and feel younger
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How Refreshing
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Etymology
The word refreshing comes from the parts re- 'again' and fresh 'new' or 'cool', so it means 'make fresh again'. A cold drink or a cool breeze 'makes you fresh again' and gives new energy, which is why something refreshing makes you feel lively and revived.