invigorative

/ɪnvˈɪɡɹətˌɪv/ adj

Serving to invigorate.

Word Origin Invigorative comes from invigorate, which combines Latin 'in-' (into) and 'vigere' (to be lively, thrive). So it literally means 'putting vigor into' something. The root vigere also gives us vigor, vigorous, and invigoration — all about lively energy.

adj Serving to invigorate.

The morning swim had an invigorative effect on her entire day.

(形容词) 提神的;令人精神焕发的

晨泳对她整天都有提神醒脑的效果。

(adjetivo) Que sirve para vigorizar.

El nado matutino tuvo un efecto vigorizante en todo su día.

(adjectif) revigorant; tonifiant; vivifiant; stimulant; fortifiant [Qui revigore ; qui redonne de l'énergie et de la vitalité.]

La baignade matinale a eu un effet invigorative sur toute sa journée.

(Adjektiv) belebend; kräftigend; stärkend [Belebend oder kräftigend wirkend.]

Das morgendliche Bad hatte eine **invigorative** Wirkung auf ihren gesamten Tag.

(形容詞) 元気づけたり、活力を与えたりするさま。

朝の水泳は、彼女の一日全体を活気づける効果を持っていた。

(adjetivo) revigorante [Que serve para revigorar.]

A natação matinal teve um efeito revigorante em todo o seu dia.

Word parts: in + vigor + at + ive

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