reenergize AmE
reenergise BrE

I will be able to reenergize my web in time.

Try some of our easy ways to relax, refresh, and reenergize.

It is also time for me to reenergize and refocus myself."

In the late 1830s the Vermont Legislature began to reenergize its military.

Do you agree with the contention that blood combat will reenergize the race?"

He grasped at any excuse to gain the few necessary moments to reenergize himself.

The deflector grid's got so many holes in it, we can't reenergize.

The away team finally reaches the command center and attempt to reenergize the containment fields.

The office was marked by efforts to reenergize the militia after interest started to lapse following the War of 1812.

"It was doing something to reenergize the game.

Everything's jury-rigged, but we're coming along with the repairs and should be ready to reenergize in four hours."

The goal was to awaken a reenergize it.

They become tired and cannot reenergize themselves."

However, the Corps began to reenergize.

For Bernardine Dohrn, the magazine was a way to reenergize the movement at large.

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There are several tranquil spots to reenergize, both in the surrounding Kathmandu Valley and in the city itself.

If the energy supply drops below a certain level, the field matrix collapses, allowing inoperative power systems to reenergize after some interval."

He worked to reenergize the movement's diverse constituencies by building on the legacy of the organization and increasing the profile of the organization.

He fed it a wisp of power to reenergize it and make it more easily recognizable for what it was.

"Reenergize the pulse, Comrade Vasska."

"It was at the Fontainebleau in Miami Beach in the 1970's that I knew I had to reenergize."

And Vasska," Reykov added quickly, raising a finger, "be sure they only fire one at a time and give us forty seconds to reenergize the pulse."

From 2005-2009, ISEP began refocusing its strategic plan in order to reenergize and modernize its image as a frontrunner of study abroad.

She developed a reputation as a tough-minded leader who marshaled resources and helped reenergize units that prosecute white-collar malfeasance and public-integrity offenses."