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rejuvenation

/rɪˌdʒuː.vəˈneɪ.ʃən/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa o processo de restaurar a vitalidade, a frescura ou um estado mais jovem, usado com frequência em contextos de saúde, aparência física ou renovação.

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noun

/rɪˌdʒuː.vəˈneɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o processo de restaurar a vitalidade, a frescura ou um estado mais jovem, usado com frequência em contextos de saúde, aparência física ou renovação.

A noun referring to the process of restoring vitality, freshness, or a more youthful condition, often used in contexts of health, appearance, or renewal.

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  1. Restoration of vitalityB2formal

    The process of making something look or feel younger, fresher, or more lively.

    ptRejuvenescimento

    • The spa offers a full range of treatments for skin rejuvenation.
    • After a long vacation, she felt a sense of rejuvenation.
    • The city's rejuvenation project brought new life to the old district.

    Sinônimosregenerationrenewalrestorationrevitalizationrevival

    Antônimosagingdebilitationdeclinedeteriorationweariness

  2. Revival or renewalB2formal

    The act of restoring something to a better, more active, or more youthful state.

    ptRejuvenescimento

    • The company underwent a financial rejuvenation after the new management took over.
    • The garden's rejuvenation required careful pruning and new soil.
    • His career saw a rejuvenation after he started working on creative projects.

    Sinônimosrebirthregenerationrenewalrestorationresurrectionrevitalizationrevival

    Antônimosagingdecaydeclinedecrepitudedegenerationdeterioration

Formas
  • rejuvenations plural form
  • rejuvenations' possessive plural form
  • rejuvenation's possessive singular form
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