to regenerate

Examples

• All

• God forgives and God regenerates repentant sinners.

  Blog text (2)

• Thus, sinners were instructed to exhaust all human effort, repent immediately, and leave it to God to regenerate instantaneously.

  Academic text (2003)

• When we were born again, our spirit was regenerated into perfect union with His Spirit, and His word was written on our hearts.

  Blog text (5)

• America as a nation, as a spirit, as a place grew strong in my soul, regenerating my wounded heart.

  Blog text (30)

• Christ Jesus is returning to collect His bride, the body of Christ, all His regenerate followers and disciples.

  Blog text (2)

• Christ's renewal of humanity in the Spirit regenerates relationships with God, among fellow human beings, and within historical societies.

  Academic text (2010)

• After years of living a reckless life, he decided to regenerate himself by engaging in community service and leading a more meaningful existence.

• Through counseling and support, they hope to regenerate those struggling with addiction and help them find a path to recovery.

Synonyms

R

to reform

vsto regenerate

57 4.4

Cause a person to stop bad behavior and behave better

is more focused on moral or spiritual renewal than on external conduct change

R

to reclaim

vsto regenerate

16 5.3

To persuade someone to leave a harmful life and live better

is less about persuasion and more about inner moral transformation

Antonyms

C

to corrupt

125 4.5

To make someone act dishonestly, often by giving them money

D

to degrade

49 5.1

To make something worse in quality or value

How Reformed

to regenerate

• Formal

2 7.2

to reform

57 4.4

to improve

∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology