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View definitions for regenerated

regenerated

adjective as in new

adjective as in saved

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It was renamed for a third and final time to Cardiff Bay in 1994 and served the Welsh capital's regenerated waterfront district that includes bars and restaurants, the Wales Millennium arts centre and Welsh Parliament.

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The lawsuit was among the first in what is likely to be an increasing number of major legal moves made to fight the regenerated use of celebrity images and likenesses.

To the researchers' surprise, blood vessels also regenerated around the battery.

The lawsuit is among the first in what is likely to be an increasing number of major legal moves made to fight the regenerated use of celebrity images and likenesses.

Milan appears to have regenerated the attacker and that has been reflected in his performances for the U.S., with three goals in his four international matches since joining the Rossoneri.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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