invigoration
121invigorate — v.tr. give vigour or strength to. Derivatives: invigorating adj. invigoratingly adv. invigoration n. invigorative adj. invigorator n. Etymology: IN (2) + med.L vigorare vigorat make strong …
122liveliness — noun 1. general activity and motion (Freq. 1) • Syn: ↑animation • Derivationally related forms: ↑lively • Hypernyms: ↑activity 2. animation and energy in action or expression …
123liven up — verb make lively let s liven up this room a bit • Syn: ↑enliven, ↑liven, ↑invigorate, ↑animate • Ant: ↑deaden (for: ↑enliven) …
124sprightliness — noun animation and energy in action or expression it was a heavy play and the actors tried in vain to give life to it • Syn: ↑liveliness, ↑life, ↑spirit • Derivationally related forms: ↑sprightly, ↑spirit ( …
125reinvigoration — “+ noun Etymology: re + invigoration : the action of reinvigorating or the state of being reinvigorated his strong reinvigoration of the forces of democracy F.R.Dulles …
126meat and drink — (figurative) A source of sustenance, invigoration or pleasure • • • Main Entry: ↑meat …
127tur|bo|charge — «TUR boh CHAHRJ», verb, charged, charg|ing, noun, –v.t. to equip or operate with a turbocharger. –n. a boost or lift; invigoration: »The old Soviet Empire [is] an ever growing market which would provide the same turbocharge for the next… …
