reneweth

Brings back vigor

Reneweth is an archaic third-person singular form of renew, meaning to make new again, restore, or extend.

This -eth verb ending was standard in Early Modern English and appears frequently in the King James Bible and other religious texts from the period.

He reneweth my strength or The Lord reneweth the face of the earth are typical examples of this usage, which survives mainly in liturgical contexts and deliberate archaism.

archaic

restoreth

Archaic for renews

keepeth · strengtheneth · quickeneth · psalm · scripture · covenant · testament · prophecy · righteousness · redemption

continuation

sustains

Keeps in existence

prolongs · preserves · upholds · carries on · keeps alive · endures · persists · retains · supports · nourishes

invigoration

revitalizes

Restores vigor or vitality

refreshes · enlivens · animates · stimulates · awakens · quickens · vitalizes · strengthens · empowers · inspires

restoration

restores

Returns to previous state

rejuvenates · refreshes · reinstates · reconstitutes · rebuilds · recovers · reclaims · resurrects · rehabilitates · reinvigorates

Opposites
restoration vs. depletion

renewethdepletes

Uses until gone

exhausts · drains · consumeth · consumes · saps

revitalization vs. degradation

renewethwithers

Shrinks from dryness

decays · deteriorates · corrupts · fades · rots

continuation vs. termination

renewethendeth

Archaic form of concludes

ends · terminates · ceases · cancels · expires

Phrases
Family

renewed

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