Someone who's invigorated is filled with a new sense of energy or excitement. Your grandmother might look invigorated after her month-long vacation in Hawaii.
Use the adjective invigorated to describe a person who's glowing with health or whose eyes are shining with enthusiasm. Your cousins may be famous for their invigorated expressions, beaming with energy; or you may return from a long swim in a cold lake feeling invigorated. At the heart of invigorated is vigor, which means "health or strength." It comes from the Latin vigorem, "liveliness, activity, or force."
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with restored energysynonyms: fresh, refreshed, reinvigoratedrestednot tired; refreshed as by sleeping or relaxing
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A New York Times reporter participates in a spelling bee at a Brooklyn bar. Here are 18 words, (not the ones he had to spell) about his experience. Drawn from Test of Wits and Sobriety The New York Times, August 1. 2013
Oskar Schell is a nine-year old with a quest: to find a key left behind by his father, who was killed in the attacks on the World Trade Center.