Renew
31renew — newer …
32renew — verb 1》 resume or re establish after an interruption. 2》 give fresh life or strength to. 3》 extend the period of validity of (a licence, subscription, or contract). 4》 replace or restore (something broken or worn out). Derivatives renewal noun… …
33renew — v. a. 1. Renovate, restore, re establish, repair, refit, rebuild, revive, recreate, make new, rejuvenate, refresh. 2. Repeat, recommence, begin again. 3. Repeat, iterate, reiterate. 4. Regenerate, transform …
34renew — v 1. resume, recommence, begin or start again, start or begin all over; make a new beginning, make a fresh start. 2. restore, resupply, restock, replenish, Scot. plenish. 3. repeat, reiterate, iterate, recount, recapitulate, ingeminate; redo, do… …
35renew — re·new …
36renew — [rɪˈnjuː] verb [T] 1) to arrange for something to continue 2) to do something again after a pause 3) to replace something that is old or damaged renewal noun [C/U] …
37renew — Hana hou, ho omau hou, ho omaka hou, ho āla …
38renew — To make over; to rebuild; to re establish. Quinn v Valiquette, 80 Vt 434, 68 A 515. To refresh, revive, or rehabilitate an expiring or declining subject. Bright v Dayton (CA5 Ga) 107 F2d 153. To confirm a contract made under the disability of… …
39renew — v.tr. 1 revive; regenerate; make new again; restore to the original state. 2 reinforce; resupply; replace. 3 repeat or re establish, resume after an interruption (renewed our acquaintance; a renewed attack). 4 get, begin, make, say, give, etc.… …
40renew an agreement — make an agreement legitimate again …
