Antonyms for revitalizedre·vi·tal·ized

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1. revitalized, revitalisedadjective

   restored to new life and vigor

   "a revitalized economy"; "a revitalized inner-city neighborhood"

   Antonyms:
   unrevived, unrenewed

   Synonyms:
   revitalised

How to use revitalized in a sentence?

1. Lisa Cosmas Hanson:

   It will be a big let down to a revitalized industry if the delay to licensing continues for any significant period of time, hopefully the halt is merely procedural and the licensing process will return to normal swiftly.

2. Mickey Karram:

   It initiates a process that starts to produce more cells that are important for that skin to be revitalized. And most of that is around collagen, and a material called glycogen, and these fibroblasts that get circulated, once the process gets going, within days usually a woman feels there's more lubrication.

3. Vladimir Putin:

   We hope very much that dialogue will be revitalized, renewed, because without that we can't hope for any kind of significant progress in solving this extraordinarily important issue.

4. Regina Hopper:

   On behalf of the Miss America Organization, in any transition, there are are always those who disagree with or find it hard to accept change. We welcome those who want to move forward and be a part of a revitalized program dedicated to providing scholarships and opportunities to all young women.

5. Dick Durbin:

   Sadly, some are so threatened by a revitalized Civil Rights Division that they have already engaged in baseless attacks on this extremely well-qualified nominee.

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