reinvigorated

Reinvigorated is the past participle and adjective of reinvigorate, defined as having been given new energy, vitality, or vigor; revived or renewed after a period of fatigue or decline. The term signals a restoration of momentum rather than a mere maintenance of existing conditions.

It is formed from re- (again, back) plus invigorate (to energize or enliven). The sense is that energy or momentum has been restored. The word is used across diverse domains, from business to culture, sports to public policy, and can describe people, organizations, projects, economies, or ideas that have regained vitality.

In usage, reinvigorated describes a state or display of renewed enthusiasm or activity following changes such as leadership, strategy, investment, or external stimuli. Common collocations include reinvigorated interest, reinvigorated workforce, reinvigorated economy, and reinvigorated campaign.

Examples of the term in context include a company presenting a reinvigorated strategy after restructuring, or a reinvigorated public interest in science following a breakthrough. While reinvigorated implies renewed energy, it does not by itself guarantee lasting improvement and may depend on sustained conditions or further action.

Synonyms include rejuvenated, revitalized, and renewed; antonyms include exhausted, depleted, and stagnant. Related concepts include reinvigoration, revitalization, and rejuvenation.