renewing
Making fresh once more
Renewing is the present participle of renew—to make something fresh, valid, or effective again.
You might be renewing a subscription, a lease, or a driver's license.
Renewing can also describe restoration or revival: The spring rains are renewing the landscape.
A renewing experience restores energy or spirit.
To fill with energy
- energizeSupply with vitality
- rejuvenateRestore youthful vigor
- rechargeRestore electrical capacity
- refreshRestore energy or newness
revive · reinvigorate · enliven · restore · strengthen · replenish · boost · fortify
Restore to working order
- refurbishRestore worn items
- reconditionRestore to good condition
- revampRestructure extensively
- reconstructBuild again from remains
rehabilitate · rebuild · restore · overhaul · mend · fix · patch · reinstate
Revival from death
- reincarnationSoul's rebirth after death
- awakeningReturn to consciousness
- renaissancePeriod of renewed vitality
- regenerationBiological self-repair process
metamorphosis · genesis · reemergence · reawakening · rekindling · phoenix · springtime · dawn
Firm and breakable
- cleanFree of soil
- invigoratingImparting fresh energy
- refreshingPleasingly restorative
- pristinePure and untouched
sparkling · brisk · vibrant · energizing · pure · airy · cool · revitalizing
State of belonging
- licenseFormal grant of permission
- contractEnforceable written agreement
- leaseTemporary use contract
- registrationFormal recording of participation
passport · warranty · insurance · domain · permit · certification · dues · annual
Solemn binding promises
- pledgesFormal promises given
- promisesSworn statements of intent
- faithTrust without proof
- dedicationWholehearted loyalty to purpose
devotion · allegiance · resolve · recommitment · rededication · reaffirmation · wedding · covenant
Year's four divisions
- cycleRepeating sequence of events
- circadianDaily biological cycle
- periodicOccurring at intervals
- recurrenceReturn of something previous
rotation · rhythm · oscillation · phases · alternation · succession · cadence · intermittent
Capacity to endure indefinitely
- conservationPreventing waste or loss
- reforestationReplanting depleted woodlands
- ecosystemInterconnected organisms and surroundings
- biodiversityRange of life forms
restoration · habitat · wetlands · rewilding · regenerative · environmental · stewardship · reclamation
invigorate
To fill with energy
- energizeSupply with vitality
- rejuvenateRestore youthful vigor
- rechargeRestore electrical capacity
refresh · revive · reinvigorate · enliven · restore · strengthen · replenish · boost · fortify · awaken
repair
Restore to working order
- refurbishRestore worn items
- reconditionRestore to good condition
- revampRestructure extensively
reconstruct · rehabilitate · rebuild · restore · overhaul · mend · fix · patch · reinstate · refinish
resurrection
Revival from death
- reincarnationSoul's rebirth after death
- awakeningReturn to consciousness
- renaissancePeriod of renewed vitality
regeneration · metamorphosis · genesis · reemergence · reawakening · rekindling · phoenix · springtime · dawn · revival
crisp
Firm and breakable
- cleanFree of soil
- invigoratingImparting fresh energy
- refreshingPleasingly restorative
pristine · sparkling · brisk · vibrant · energizing · pure · airy · cool · revitalizing · cleansing
membership
State of belonging
registration · passport · warranty · insurance · domain · permit · certification · dues · annual · expiration
vows
Solemn binding promises
dedication · devotion · allegiance · resolve · recommitment · rededication · reaffirmation · wedding · covenant · oath
seasons
Year's four divisions
recurrence · rotation · rhythm · oscillation · phases · alternation · succession · cadence · intermittent · pulsation
sustainability
Capacity to endure indefinitely
- conservationPreventing waste or loss
- reforestationReplanting depleted woodlands
- ecosystemInterconnected organisms and surroundings
biodiversity · restoration · habitat · wetlands · rewilding · regenerative · environmental · stewardship · reclamation · naturalization
- renewalreinvigoration, restart, reboot, fresh start, regeneration
- resource useconsumption, recycling, conservation, waste, efficiency
- sprucing upbeautifying, freshening, freshening up, grooming, primping
- Relationship Repairforgiveness, reconciliation, making amends, mending, healing
- starting overreset, reboot, refresh, reload, retry
- healing effectstherapeutic, curative, restorative, healing, soothing
renewingcanceling
Revoking a prior arrangement
terminating · ending · discontinuing · expiring · lapsing
renewingdepleting
Progressively using up
draining · exhausting · debilitating · degrading · deteriorating
renewingmaintaining
Keeping in condition
preserving · keeping · fixedness · constancy · firmness
renew, renewal, renovate, renewed, renovation, renews, renewable, renewals, renovators