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Verb(1) restore strength,give new life or vigor to,refresh,revive(2) restore strength(3) give new life or vigor to(4) refresh(5) revive

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(1) a package of spending cuts to revitalize the economy(2) Instead of spicing up or revitalizing my sexual relations, these experiments just left me loving my partners less.(3) Trying to restore sky power, Nigeria Airways officials have begun the process of revitalizing the failing airline.(4) Perhaps it is the increasing competition from other recruiting grounds that is revitalizing the tournament.(5) Glavin and Leier had their conversation about revitalizing the union movement on May Day, a day to commemorate international working class solidarity.(6) It says it is nonsense to talk of revitalizing the construction industry, because that would fuel real estate speculation.(7) What are we going to do about housing, health, education, the environment, creating jobs, revitalizing our economies?(8) The two major pillars for revitalizing the dormant economy are corporate capital spending and private consumption.(9) Already, these new entrepreneurs are revitalizing the economy.(10) He may talk about revitalizing the secret service and the military, but his government does not have the money to effectively oppress its citizens.(11) The approximately eight speakers in favour of the development said the new site would provide parking spaces and revitalization to the upscale neighbourhood.(12) The sponsor may not have been too happy but Ann later credited the commercial with revitalizing her career in the seventies.(13) These strategies, many believe, are also key to revitalizing our inner cities and helping to mitigate the effects of suburban sprawl.(14) The revitalization of the distillery is a boon to heritage advocates, who've lost many valuable structures in recent years, quite often to the wrecking ball.(15) The tragedy, however, is that something precious will be lost if the people of Germany, France and Italy choose the path of a slow, comfortable national decline, rather than revitalisation .(16) Despite these shortcomings, Bartley still deserves credit for revitalizing the editorial form.