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View definitions for reawakening

reawakening

noun as in rebirth

noun as in reformation

noun as in rejuvenation

noun as in renaissance

noun as in resurgence

noun as in resurrection

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In 2021, California’s emissions rose by about 3.4% due to a surge in consumerism and the reawakening of the economy following the development of a vaccine.

Malibu has been leading the way in the reawakening of Southern California’s luxury market, which hit a lull in recent years after a red-hot stretch during the pandemic.

For now, scientists are celebrating Voyager 1’s reawakening.

The Renaissance is a cultural and scientific reawakening, a time of great possibility and intensity.

A few are year-round, but several coincide with the end of our self-imposed hibernation and the start of nature’s reawakening.

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

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