revivifying (Meaning)

revivifying

to give new life to

No weak antonyms found.

The gentle breeze carried the revivifying scent of blooming flowers, invigorating the senses.
The hospital's new treatment plan had a revivifying effect on patients, giving them newfound hope and strength.
After a long and arduous journey, a sip of cool water had a revivifying effect on the thirsty traveler.
The vibrant colors of the artwork seemed to have a revivifying power, lifting spirits and inspiring creativity.
The sound of birdsong at dawn served as a revivifying alarm clock, awakening the senses and preparing the body for a new day.
The therapist's soothing words and calming touch had a revivifying effect on the anxious client, fostering a sense of peace and tranquility.
A brisk walk in nature provided a revivifying escape from the stresses of urban life, restoring balance and clarity.
The yoga session left participants feeling revivified and energized, having released tension and promoted physical and mental well-being.
The sight of a newborn baby had a revivifying effect on the parents, filling them with joy, love, and a renewed sense of purpose.
The revivifying power of music could transport the soul to distant lands, ignite memories, and evoke a wide range of emotions.

to give new life to

reviving, renewing, refreshing, recreating,restoring, renovating, revitalizing, freshening, redeveloping, regenerating

killing, suppressing, extinguishing,quenching,

The gentle breeze carried the revivifying scent of blooming flowers, invigorating the senses.

The hospital's new treatment plan had a revivifying effect on patients, giving them newfound hope and strength.

After a long and arduous journey, a sip of cool water had a revivifying effect on the thirsty traveler.

The vibrant colors of the artwork seemed to have a revivifying power, lifting spirits and inspiring creativity.