Regenerate

usgb/rɪˈdʒenəreɪt/
verb

To make new or fresh again. To replace something old, damaged or worn out, with something new or fresh.

They hope the clean air will help regenerate lung tissue.
Visual representation of "regenerate" - To make new or fresh again. To replace something old, damaged or worn out, with something new or fresh.

Often appears as...

  • regenerate tissue
  • regenerate cells

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Not Instant

Regeneration implies a process that might take some time.

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The forest will regenerate over the years after the fire.
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Positive Change

Using 'regenerate' often suggests improvement from a previous, less desirable state.

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We are working to regenerate the old garden to its former beauty.
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invigoratereanimaterefurbishrejuvenatorrenewrestorerevitalizerevivestrengthen
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