Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • Becoming or become young again.

from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.

  • adjective Becoming, or causing to become, rejuvenated; rejuvenating.

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  • adjective Becoming, or causing to become, rejuvenated.

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Examples

  • The ghost of Bill Totts had been successfully laid, and Freddie Drummond with rejuvenescent zeal tackled a brochure, long-planned, on the topic of “diminishing returns.”

    SOUTH OF THE SLOT 2010

  • The ghost of Bill Totts had been successfully laid, and Freddie Drummond with rejuvenescent zeal tackled a brochure, long-planned, on the topic of "diminishing returns."

    SOUTH OF THE SLOT 2010

  • To-day, equipped with the finest machines and systems of destruction the Caucasian mind has devised, handling machines and systems with remarkable and deadly accuracy, this rejuvenescent Japanese race has embarked on a course of conquest, the goal of which no man knows.

    The Yellow Peril 2010

  • Who was to know anything of this strange new menace of the twentieth century — China, old China, rejuvenescent, fruitful, and militant!

    THE UNPARALLELED INVASION 2010

  • In it he wrote, "Today, equipped with the finest machines and systems of destruction the Caucasian mind has devised, handling machines and systems with remarkable and deadly accuracy, the rejuvenescent Japanese race had embarked on a course of conquest, the goal of which no man knows."

    “. . . in the stiff, dead fingers, the petition of his slaves who toiled in Hell's Bottom.” 2008

  • If the clients were rejuvenescent, the office was unaltered, and presented the same picture as that described at the beginning of this story.

    Le Colonel Chabert 2007

  • If the clients were rejuvenescent, the office was unaltered, and presented the same picture as that described at the beginning of this story.

    Le Colonel Chabert 2007

  • House in Great Gaunt Street was quite rejuvenescent and ready for the reception of Sir Pitt and his family, when the Baronet came to

    Vanity Fair 2006

  • The well-known anti-aging and rejuvenescent agent-qingchunbao, was a prescription which originated in the royal palace of Ming Dynasty and its chief components are Panax ginseng, Ophiopogon japonis, etc.

    Chapter 8 1991

  • Yet a dinner like this is no better than we can get, any day, at the rejuvenescent Cornhill

    The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 12, No. 70, August, 1863 Various

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