regenerative
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6.0
- adjective
- /rɪˈdʒɛnərətɪv/
- Specialized
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regenerativo
- Farmers are increasingly using regenerative agriculture techniques to improve soil quality and biodiversity.
- regenerative capacity
But I procure all of my meat from regenerative farms.
- But I procure all of my meat from regenerative farms.
- I think where there is dispute is around regenerative grazing.
- So ranch stands for regenerative agriculture, nutrition and climate health.
- Turned it into this thriving like organic farm based upon regenerative principles.
- OK, So the soils that are being mono cropped or they're being tilled over and over again, not from regenerative farms.
- And I'm taking that animal's life at a time when I feel like it no longer is able to live in a way that is regenerative on our farm.
- So the construction is going to be instead of concrete and wood, we're going to use bamboo, something that's more regenerative and also implementing Wellness.
- And that's why until we have returned to a regenerative farming model where we're not raping the landscape basically to to get our food.
- And so, and he's he's a popular nature writer and regenerative supporter.
Examples
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But I procure all of my meat from regenerative farms.
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Of course, any assessment of the impact of these changes must also take into account the strategies and other adaptations that people have developed to enhance nature's regenerative capacities and to deal with an emerging threat.
Academic text (1996) -
Cities themselves can become regenerative.
Blog text (26) -
One should always be open to the regenerative influences.
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I read your articles about soil science and regenerative farming.
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His writing and teaching are currently largely focused on regenerative agriculture for climate stabilization.
Blog text (1) -
I think where there is dispute is around regenerative grazing.
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By focusing on their regenerative capacity and resiliency, with support, caregivers can develop and expand their strengths and thus have a more positive experience in caregiving.
Academic text (1995) -
We should adopt regenerative practices to help restore the health of our farmland.
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The community implemented regenerative methods to revitalize the local ecosystem and enhance its resilience.
Synonyms
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5.6
Helping doctors fix a body part so it looks or works like before
Making someone feel healthy and strong again
Something that makes a person or thing feel stronger and more energetic
Giving new life and energy to people or things
Growing back after being damaged or lost
Antonyms
How Regenerative
Surface Forms
Morphology
regenerative = regenerate (semi-transparent) = re + generate + ive
Adding '-ive' to 'regenerate' straightforwardly forms an adjective meaning 'having the function or quality of regenerating'.
Etymology
Regenerative comes from re- 'again' and generate 'to make', a root you know from generate and regenerate. So regenerative farming or land care works to 'make' soil and nature healthy 'again'.