renews

Makes current again

Renews is the third-person singular of renew—to make new again or extend something that would otherwise expire.

A subscription renews automatically.

A landlord renews a lease.

Sleep renews energy.

The word carries a sense of restoration or continuation: Spring renews the landscape.

She renews her vows every anniversary.

revitalizes

revitalize

Restore strength and vitality

restore · recharge · energize · invigorate · enliven · replenish · strengthen · fortify · stimulate · boost

restarts

restart

Commence anew

  • resumeCareer summary document
  • rebootCycle power intentionally
  • resetRestore to original state

recommence · reactivate · reestablish · reinstate · relaunch · reopen · begin again · pick up · continue · return

subscription

membership

State of belonging

subscription · registration · policy · permit · warranty · domain · passport · certification · enrollment · dues

regenerates

regenerate

Restore by regrowing

revival · regrowth · restoration · cycle · season · spring · bloom · blossom · growth · nature

modernizes

update

New version or information

overhaul · modernize · redesign · refurbish · remodel · retrofit · transform · streamline · reform · restructure

Categories
Opposites
continuation vs. termination

renewscancels

Revokes or nullifies

terminates · ends · discontinues · expires · lapses

restoration vs. deterioration

renewsdepletes

Uses until gone

exhausts · drains · wears out · degrades · ages

repetition vs. finality

renewsfinishes

Brings to an end

concludes · completes · ends · wraps up · ceases

Phrases
Family

renew, renewal, renewed, renewing, renewable, renewals, renewer, renewers, nonrenewable

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G