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Definitions from the WebTerm: RegeneratePart of speech: VerbSense 1: To restore or revitalizeDefinition: To bring something back to a good or healthy state after it has been damaged, destroyed, or weakened. Example sentence: The therapist worked tirelessly to help the patient regenerate their self-confidence. Search for books on therapySense 2: To grow anewDefinition: To develop or grow again, especially after being cut or damaged. Example sentence: If you prune these plants, they will regenerate new branches and bloom even more beautifully. Search for books on horticulturePart of speech: AdjectiveSense 1: Having the ability to regenerateDefinition: Having the inherent capability to regrow or renew. Example sentence: Some species of lizards have regenerative abilities, allowing them to regrow their lost tails. Search for books on lizardsPart of speech: NounSense 1: A person who has undergone spiritual or moral renewalDefinition: A person who has experienced a significant positive change in their beliefs, values, or outlook on life. Example sentence: After his near-death experience, he became a regenerate, devoting his life to helping others. Search for self-help books | ||||
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