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Having regained strength or energy

Having been changed from an original form

To have made something into something else

Past tense for to give new life to, or to restore to a healthy condition

Past tense for to come back to life after a brief period of dormancy

Past tense for to resume after a brief discontinuance

Past tense for to return someone to a proper course of action

Past tense for to become sound or healthy again

Past tense for to heal naturally by oneself

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Adjective

Having regained strength or energy

peaches-and-cream

like a new person

bright-eyed and bushy-tailed

fresh as a daisy

full of vim and vigour

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“After a good night's sleep, he woke up feeling regenerated and ready to take on the challenges of the day.”

Adjective

Having been changed from an original form

revolutionised^UK

revolutionized^US

unrecognizable^US

unrecognisable^UK

personalized^US

personalised^UK

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Verb

To have made something into something else

revolutionised^UK

revolutionized^US

made innovations

made adjustments to

made alterations to

became different

transubstantiated

metamorphosized

turned over new leaf

become different

turned upside down

turned the tables

changed completely

turned the corner

sung different tune

sang different tune

put back together

put in working order

synchronized^US

synchronised^UK

straightened out

standardized^US

systematized^US

systematised^UK

standardised^UK

made as good as new

brought into line

restored to working order

set the record straight

brought together

made consistent

made improvements to

found a solution to

prepared for publication

made changes to

divided into degrees

cleaned up your act

fixt a time for

got something working

got it together

gotten it together

gotten working again

gave a face-lift

given a face-lift

got working again

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Verb

Past tense for to give new life to, or to restore to a healthy condition

breathed new life into

changed radically

raised from the dead

gave a shot in the arm to

given a shot in the arm to

gave a shot in the arm

given a shot in the arm

brought up to date

put some spark into

revolutionized^US

revolutionised^UK

put new life into

brought back to life

brought up to code

established again

reindustrialized

put new heart into

given a new lease of life to

gave a new lease of life to

given new strength to

gave new strength to

got going again

experienced again

put back together

straightened out

given a boost to

gave a boost to

given a new look to

gave a new look to

gotten into shape

given the kiss of life to

gave the kiss of life to

rationalized^US

added some zest to

restored vitality to

blew away the cobwebs

blown away the cobwebs

pieced together

made young again

made alterations

got in the swim

made alterations to

brought into the twenty-first century

gave new life to

made someone feel young again

lived through again

got on the ball

brought to mind

restored to life

rationalised^UK

marched into the twenty-first century

dragged into the twenty-first century

moved with the times

dragged oneself into the twenty-first century

discovered again

leaded into the twenty-first century

made adjustments to

given new life to

gave face lift to

given face lift to

gave a new lease on life

given a new lease on life

given something a facelift

gave something a facelift

went through again

gone through again

broken with the past

broke with the past

turned the corner

got over something

made a comeback

regained health

snapped out of it

got back to normal

took a turn for the better

taken a turn for the better

put new life in

regained strength

pulled out of it

regained consciousness

become livelier

recovered consciousness

come to one's senses

restored your form

gained strength

built up your strength

put one in mind of

put new heart in

taken on a new lease of life

gotten back on feet

took on a new lease of life

got back on feet

put new strength in

lit a fire under

put on feet again

returned to form

let sunshine in

put someone on the road to recovery

turned a corner

returned to health

became livelier

came to one's senses

injected new life into

reminded you of

given a lift to

made more exciting

made more lively

gotten in shape

raised your spirits

turned things around

come from behind

derived comfort

responded to treatment

acted as a incentive to

acted as a stimulus to

got someone back on their feet

restored to health

made a recovery

returned to normal

become more cheerful

acted as a spur to

improved in outlook

built a fire under

emerged from something

come up smiling

derived satisfaction

felt yourself again

improved in mood

got out of the woods

restored your health

acted as a fillip to

treated successfully

acted as a impetus to

renewed one's strength

improved in spirits

recuperated quickly

given courage to

gave courage to

took steps forward

taken steps forward

added fuel to fire

gotten one started

got one started

became more cheerful

took a load off

taken a load off

gotten out from under

took turn for better

got out from under

taken turn for better

got it together

gotten your act together

gotten back in shape

got back in shape

came up smiling

got second wind

came from behind

got your act together

gotten second wind

gotten it together

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“Longer term, there were plans to regenerate the area with residential, retail and leisure developments.”

Verb

Past tense for to come back to life after a brief period of dormancy

“Such approaches can reduce fuels, regenerate the old pines and Douglas-firs that we lost through fire and logging, and create the denser forests favored by the spotted owl.”

Verb

Past tense for to resume after a brief discontinuance

began where one left off

begun where one left off

carried on with

picked up where you left off

followed through

called together again

brought together again

picked up again

come together again

picked up where one left off

came together again

“This is expected to regenerate discussions between interested parties.”

Verb

Past tense for to return someone to a proper course of action

removed guilt from

restored to favour

saved from blame

freed from blame

“The movie shows how playing sports can regenerate behaviors through humility, discipline, and perseverance.”

Verb

Past tense for to become sound or healthy again

Verb

Past tense for to heal naturally by oneself

resolved itself

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