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v. - Impart strength or vitality to; Make lively; Give life or energy to; Heighten or intensify.

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  • They will either be invigorated by this experience, or discarded.
  • National Union - Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF), said the issue of succession would not be on the agenda of the meeting, which was meant to "invigorate" the party.
  • She was a desperate attempt by McCain to "invigorate" his ticket.
  • AP quotes the former as saying it thinks Apple will "invigorate" things.
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