Renascence
noun
The process or state of being brought back to life, consciousness, or vigor.
After the war, the city experienced a real renascence, with new buildings, businesses, and communities quickly forming.
noun
The revival of something that has been dormant.
The renascence of interest in local crafts has been a boon for small artisans.
noun
A new birth or life.
After years of therapy, she felt a kind of renascence, as if she was a completely new person.
noun
The process or state of being brought back to life, consciousness, or vigor.
After the war, the city experienced a real renascence, with new buildings, businesses, and communities quickly forming.
noun
The revival of something that has been dormant.
The renascence of interest in local crafts has been a boon for small artisans.
noun
A new birth or life.
After years of therapy, she felt a kind of renascence, as if she was a completely new person.
Definition 1 of 3
Pro Tip 1/3Cultural Rebirth
Renascence often refers to cultural or intellectual reawakening, similar to the Renaissance period.
The invention sparked a technological renascence.
Pro Tip 2/3Positive Connotation
The word carries a positive feel, suggesting improvement and positive change.
Her recovery marked a renascence of hope for the family.
Pro Tip 3/3Living Things
Primarily used for things that can conceptually have life or energy, not ordinarily for inanimate objects.
The garden's renascence in spring was breathtaking.
Pro Tip 1/3Cultural Rebirth
Renascence often refers to cultural or intellectual reawakening, similar to the Renaissance period.
The invention sparked a technological renascence.
Pro Tip 2/3Positive Connotation
The word carries a positive feel, suggesting improvement and positive change.
Her recovery marked a renascence of hope for the family.
Pro Tip 3/3Living Things
Primarily used for things that can conceptually have life or energy, not ordinarily for inanimate objects.
The garden's renascence in spring was breathtaking.
Pro Tip 1/3Cultural Rebirth
Renascence often refers to cultural or intellectual reawakening, similar to the Renaissance period.
The invention sparked a technological renascence.
Pro Tip 2/3Positive Connotation
The word carries a positive feel, suggesting improvement and positive change.
Her recovery marked a renascence of hope for the family.
Pro Tip 3/3Living Things
Primarily used for things that can conceptually have life or energy, not ordinarily for inanimate objects.
The garden's renascence in spring was breathtaking.
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