regrow
Come back naturally
To regrow is to grow again after being cut, damaged, or lost.
Lizards regrow tails, forests regrow after fires, hair regrows after chemotherapy.
The noun regrowth describes this process or its result: The regrowth of native vegetation took several years.
Restore youthful vigor
- revitalizeRestore strength and vitality
- restoreReturn to earlier state
- regenerateRestore by regrowing
- replenishSupply anew
renew · regain · recover · bounce-back · comeback · resurgence · rebirth · resurrection
Seed's initial growth phase
- sproutNew plant emergence
- seedlingRecently sprouted young plant
- shootDischarge or capture
- cuttingDividing via sharp edge
propagate · root · bud · foliage · photosynthesis · chlorophyll · transplant · graft
rejuvenate
Restore youthful vigor
- revitalizeRestore strength and vitality
- restoreReturn to earlier state
- regenerateRestore by regrowing
replenish · renew · regain · recover · bounce-back · comeback · resurgence · rebirth · resurrection · phoenix
germination
Seed's initial growth phase
cutting · propagate · root · bud · foliage · photosynthesis · chlorophyll · transplant · graft · prune
tissue
Disposable soft paper
cartilage · bone · nail · hair · follicle · scar · wound · regeneration · recovery · healing
cultivate
Grow or develop purposefully
sow · crop · tillage · husbandry · compost · mulch · nursery · orchard · vineyard · plantation