to regen
- verb
- Specialized
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regenerar
- After the injury, the tissue began to regenerate thanks to the advanced treatment.
It's very painful, and the idea is that helps hair follicles regenerate.
- It's very painful, and the idea is that helps hair follicles regenerate.
- And then the patient is left with a very large defect that cannot repair, cannot regenerate unless we interfere.
- Conscious Planet is launching Safe Soil movement to bring about a policy change to regenerate soil.
- And the second priority is to restore, regenerate the broken places, especially agricultural soils.
- You are straining your muscles and in order for your muscles to get bigger, they have to regenerate.
- Can we not regenerate the world and have AGDP and an economy and jobs rather than degenerate it?
- So what it does is that it regenerates your skin and giving you kind of like that plump, youthful look here, here and here.
Examples
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And then the patient is left with a very large defect that cannot repair, cannot regenerate unless we interfere.
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Your cells regenerate, your hair, your nails, everything grows for your entire life and your soul needs exploration and growth.
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Man, you guys regen like a cancer...
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Conscious Planet is launching Safe Soil movement to bring about a policy change to regenerate soil.
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And the second priority is to restore, regenerate the broken places, especially agricultural soils.
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So what it does is that it regenerates your skin and giving you kind of like that plump, youthful look here, here and here.
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Can we not regenerate the world and have AGDP and an economy and jobs rather than degenerate it?
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"Learn to heal!" -- says the rogue pulling the entire room while the tank is waiting for the casters to regen mana.
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It also is necessary to regenerate the NAD to run glycolysis.
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For this, you don't have to regenerate the speech, but you just use the LPC capstone.
Synonyms
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2.5
Get back to a normal state after a loss, for example health or money
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1.2
To become healthy again after an injury, illness, or emotional pain
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3.8
Make someone feel healthy and full of energy again
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5.3
Grow back a body part or damaged tissue
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3.7
To make new parts after being cut or damaged, as plants and animals do
Antonyms
How Regrown
Surface Forms
Etymology
To regen as a verb comes from regenerate, made of re- 'again' and gen 'birth' or 'make', like in generate. So to regen is to 'grow again' or to restore health, tissue, or function.