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Rejuvenescent — Re*ju ve*nes cent ( sent), a. Becoming, or causing to become, rejuvenated; rejuvenating. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
rejuvenescent — /rədʒuvəˈnɛsənt/ (say ruhjoohvuh nesuhnt) adjective 1. becoming young again. 2. making young again; rejuvenating. {Late Latin rejuvenescent , stem of present participle of rejuvenescere} –rejuvenescence, noun …
rejuvenescent — adjective see rejuvenescence … New Collegiate Dictionary
rejuvenescent — rɪ dÊ’uËvÉ™nesnt adj. making young again, restoring youth; becoming young again … English contemporary dictionary
rejuvenescent — re·ju·ve·nes·cent … English syllables
rejuvenescent — rə̇|jüvə|nesənt, (|)rē|j adjective Etymology: rejuvenescence + ent : becoming or causing to become rejuvenated : becoming youthful again : growing young : rejuvenating … Useful english dictionary
rejuvenescence — noun Etymology: Medieval Latin rejuvenescere to become young again, from Latin re + juvenescere to become young, from juvenis Date: circa 1631 a renewal of youthfulness or vigor ; rejuvenation • rejuvenescent adjective … New Collegiate Dictionary
rejuvenescence — [ri jo͞o΄və nes′əns] n. 〚< L re , again < juvenescens, prp. of juvenescere, to become young < juvenis,YOUNG〛 renewal of youthfulness rejuvenescent adj. * * * re·ju·ve·nes·cence (rĭ jo͞o və nĕsʹəns) n. A renewal of youthful appearance or character … Universalium
rejuvenescence — noun A renewal of youthful characteristics or vitality See Also: rejuvenescent … Wiktionary
rejuvenescence — [rɪˌdʒu:və nɛsəns] noun 1》 the renewal of youth or vitality. 2》 Biology the reactivation of vegetative cells, resulting in regrowth from old or injured parts. Derivatives rejuvenescent adjective Origin C17: from late L. rejuvenescere (from L. re… … English new terms dictionary
