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renewingverbpresent participle of renew to bring back to a former condition or vigorthe trip to New York renewed our enthusiasm for travel freshening, recharging, recreating, refreshening, refreshing, regenerating, rejuvenating, repairing, restoring, resuscitating, revitalizing, revivifying, reviving making over, overhauling, reclaiming, reconditioning, reconstituting, redesigning, redeveloping, redoing, reengineering, refurbishing, rehabbing, rehabilitating, remaking, remodeling, renovatingrefilling, replenishing, resupplyingmodernizing, updating to begin again or return to after an interruptionwith daybreak, the rescue team will renew its efforts to reach the stranded mountain climbers continuing, picking up, proceeding (with), reopening, restarting, resuming resuscitating, revivingrecrudescing completing, concluding, consummating, ending, finalizing, finishingbelaying, breaking, canning(slang), ceasing, checking, cutting, desisting, discontinuing, dropping, halting, knocking off, leaving off, quitting, scuttling, shutting off, staying, stopping, terminating to bring back to life, practice, or activitythe spate of recent movies based on classic comic book characters has renewed interest in the comics themselves reanimating, recharging, regenerating, rejuvenating, rekindling, resurrecting, resuscitating, revitalizing, revivifying, reviving, rewakening, rewaking jump-starting, kick-startingreactivating, restartingreinventingrefreshening, refreshing extinguishing, killing, quenching, suppressing to make or do againI can only renew my offer to help—it's up to them to accept it duplicating, redoing, reduplicating, reiterating, remaking, repeating, replicating, reprising recreating, reenacting, reinventing |