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reinfusion

reinfusion

7.0
Adding energy or money to help a group become stronger
  • noun
  • /ˌriːɪnˈfjuːʒən/
translation icon : reinfusión
  • After the grant, the organization experienced a reinfusion of funds that allowed it to expand its programs.

Examples

  • The manager's speech provided a much-needed reinfusion of motivation for the entire team.

  • A reinfusion of enthusiasm helped the club attract new members and plan exciting events.

  • We need a reinfusion!

  • The reinfusion was successful.

  • The manager's speech provided a much-needed reinfusion of motivation for the entire team.

  • After the grant, the organization experienced a reinfusion of funds that allowed it to expand its programs.

  • A reinfusion of enthusiasm helped the club attract new members and plan exciting events.

Synonyms

renewal
vsreinfusion
73 3.5

Making something new or making it last longer

adds energy funds or enthusiasm specifically to revive or strengthen groups
infusion
vsreinfusion
23 5.1

A new supply of money or ideas that helps something grow

adds something back into a group to revive its energy or resources
regeneration
vsreinfusion
19 5.8

Making something new and stronger after damage

adds an external element back in to revive strength rather than regrow it internally
revitalization
vsreinfusion
  • US
14 5.8

Making a place or community active and healthy again

adds something back in to revive or strengthen a group or person
rejuvenation
vsreinfusion
13 5.4

To make a person or thing seem younger and fresher

adds something again to restore strength rather than just changing appearance or feel
reinvigoration
vsreinfusion
1 5.5

A return of energy and activity to a person or group

adds an external element back in to restore strength or resources
rejuvenescence
vsreinfusion
9.9

A return of youthful energy and new strength

adds energy or resources specifically to revive or strengthen people or groups

Antonyms

depletion
40 5.3

A decrease in how much of something is left, often until it is used up

diminishment
4 6.7

A decrease in size, strength or importance

How Restorative

revival
52 4.2
reinfusion
7.0
boost
153 2.7

Surface Forms

reinfusion singular
reinfusions plural

Morphology

reinfusion = infusion (transparent) = re + infus + ion

The prefix 're-' adds the fully predictable meaning 'again' to the noun 'infusion'.

Etymology

Reinfusion comes from the parts re- 'again' and infuse 'to pour in'. So a reinfusion is like pouring new energy, money, or interest back into a team or group to make it strong again.