vitalization (Meaning)
vitalization (n)
the state of being vitalized and filled with life
vitalization (n.)
The act or process of vitalizing, or infusing the vital principle.
Synonyms & Antonyms of vitalization
Synonyms:
- rouse
- invigorate
- drive
- cheer
- revive
- zip (up)
- energize
- lift
- animate
- jump-start
- propel
- enliven
- awaken
- inspire
- provoke
- activate
- quicken
- jazz (up)
- electrify
- arouse
- stir
- excite
- vivify
- strengthen
- recreate
- motivate
Antonyms:
- sap
- inhibit
- knock out
- quell
- knock out
- wash out
- wash out
- discourage
- demoralize
- wear out
- curb
- fatigue
- restrain
- enervate
- still
- repress
- inhibit
- wear out
- stunt
- stunt
- check
- suppress
- restrain
- enervate
- burn out
- do in
- suppress
- slow
- discourage
- slow
- fatigue
- burn out
- still
- repress
- quell
- curb
- quench
- check
- do in
- demoralize
- quench
- sap
Synonyms:
- amp (up)
- kindle
- whip (up)
- revitalize
- enflame
- galvanize
- boost
- move
- juice up
- steel
- reawaken
- wake (up)
- charge
- inflame
- enkindle
- fire
- buoy
- impel
- liven (up)
- awake
- refresh
- embolden
- ferment
- turn on
- fortify
- renew
- brace
- rally
- resuscitate
- raise
- reanimate
- ginger (up)
- trigger
- reactivate
- reinvigorate
- recharge
- spike
- rejuvenate
- spark
- reenergize
- resurrect
- set off
- hearten
- infuse
- actuate
- pep (up)
- rekindle
- incite
- regenerate
- abet
- motive
- fillip
- instigate
- foment
Antonyms:
vitalization Sentence Examples
- The city's revitalization plan has brought new life to the once-dilapidated downtown.
- The company's mergers and acquisitions strategy is a vitalization effort to boost its competitiveness.
- The hospital's investment in new equipment has led to a significant revitalization of its surgical department.
- The revitalization of the park has created a vibrant green space for the community.
- The entrepreneur's innovative ideas have sparked a revitalization of the tech industry.
- The revitalization of the local economy has reduced unemployment and improved the standard of living.
- The museum's renovation has revitalized its collection, making it more engaging for visitors.
- The revitalization of the river has restored its ecological health and created recreational opportunities.
- The community's revitalization efforts have focused on improving infrastructure, housing, and public spaces.
- The revitalization of the historic district has preserved its architectural heritage and attracted new residents.
FAQs About the word vitalization
the state of being vitalized and filled with lifeThe act or process of vitalizing, or infusing the vital principle.
stimulate, rouse,invigorate, drive, cheer, revive, zip (up), energize, lift, animate
debilitate, dull, kill, drain, weaken, harass, kill, enfeeble, weary, deaden
The city's revitalization plan has brought new life to the once-dilapidated downtown.
The company's mergers and acquisitions strategy is a vitalization effort to boost its competitiveness.
The hospital's investment in new equipment has led to a significant revitalization of its surgical department.
The revitalization of the park has created a vibrant green space for the community.
![rightside-image](https://ezeedictionary.com/assests/images/rightside.gif)
![rightside](https://ezeedictionary.com/assests/images/rightside.gif)