Revitalize

/riːˈvaɪ.təl.aɪz/ verb

To revitalize something is to give it new energy, life, or success after it has become weak, tired, or less active. People revitalize neighborhoods, businesses, or traditions.

From *re-* “again” + *vital* “relating to life,” based on Latin *vita* “life,” plus the suffix *-ize* to form a verb. The word took shape in the early 20th century to describe giving new life to something.

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