renaissant (Meaning)

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renaissant (a.)

Of or pertaining to the Renaissance.

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The city witnessed a renaissant period of art and architecture, breathing new life into its urban landscape.
After decades of stagnation, the economy experienced a renaissant surge, led by advancements in technology and innovation.
The poet's words sparked a renaissant of interest in classical literature, inspiring a new generation of writers.
The social movement fought for the renaissant of human rights, demanding equality and justice for all.
The ancient ruins underwent a renaissant restoration, revealing their former grandeur and historical significance.
The lost art of tapestry weaving had a renaissant in recent years, with contemporary artists embracing its intricate beauty.
The renaissant of traditional crafts, such as pottery and woodworking, celebrated the unique skills and artistry of local artisans.
The museum's renaissant exhibition featured masterpieces from a bygone era, showcasing the enduring power of human creativity.
The renaissant of religious fervor rekindled a sense of spirituality and community within the population.
The city's renaissant spirit was evident in its thriving cultural scene, with theaters, concert halls, and art galleries offering diverse experiences to its residents.

Of or pertaining to the Renaissance.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The city witnessed a renaissant period of art and architecture, breathing new life into its urban landscape.

After decades of stagnation, the economy experienced a renaissant surge, led by advancements in technology and innovation.

The poet's words sparked a renaissant of interest in classical literature, inspiring a new generation of writers.

The social movement fought for the renaissant of human rights, demanding equality and justice for all.