revitalization (Meaning)

Wordnet

revitalization (n)

bringing again into activity and prominence

No weak antonyms found.

The city's downtown area underwent a revitalization project to restore its vibrancy.
The historic building was carefully renovated to preserve its architectural integrity and revitalize its purpose.
The once-neglected park has been revitalized through community efforts, making it a beloved destination once again.
The company's aging product line was given a revitalization, resulting in increased sales and customer satisfaction.
The revival of local businesses has revitalized the town's economy and boosted its community spirit.
The school's curriculum is undergoing a revitalization to make it more relevant and engaging for students.
The revitalization of the abandoned factory transformed it into a thriving arts center.
The church community launched a revitalization campaign to attract new members and strengthen its mission.
The revitalization of the riverfront area has created a beautiful and accessible space for recreation and relaxation.
The revitalization of the city's public transportation system made it more convenient and efficient for residents to navigate.

bringing again into activity and prominence

rebirth, renewal, resurgence,revival, revivification, rejuvenation,regeneration, resuscitation, renaissance, resurrection

expiration, death,death, expiration, extinction,extinction,

The city's downtown area underwent a revitalization project to restore its vibrancy.

The historic building was carefully renovated to preserve its architectural integrity and revitalize its purpose.

The once-neglected park has been revitalized through community efforts, making it a beloved destination once again.

The company's aging product line was given a revitalization, resulting in increased sales and customer satisfaction.