Renouvelées

Renouvelées is a French word meaning "renewed" or "refreshed." It is the feminine plural past participle of the verb renouveler, which means to renew. The term can be used in a variety of contexts, referring to things that have been made new again, extended, or revitalized.

For example, one might speak of "les promesses renouvelées" (renewed promises), indicating a recommitment to previous vows or intentions. In the context of subscriptions or contracts, "une période renouvelée" (a renewed period) signifies an extension of the original term. It can also describe a person who feels revitalized after a period of rest or a significant change. For instance, "Elle se sent renouvelée après ses vacances" translates to "She feels refreshed after her vacation."

The concept of renouvelées implies a return to a former state, often with an improved or strengthened quality. It suggests that something that may have diminished or expired has been given new life or validity. The word carries a sense of continuity and a positive progression, emphasizing the restoration or extension of something valuable.