Refresh is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REFRESH in dictionary:

VERB:
• to restore the well-being and vigour of
• give new strength or energy to; reinvigorate
• revise or update (skills or knowledge)
• update the display on (a screen)
• place or keep (food) in cold water so as to cool it or maintain its freshness
• pour more (drink) for someone or refill (a container) with drink
• revive or reinvigorate, as through food, drink, or rest
• refresh one\'s memory
• make (to feel) fresh
• become or make oneself fresh again
• stimulate or jog (someone's memory) by checking or going over previous information
NOUN:
• an act or function of updating the display on a screen
• The act of refreshing.
ADJECTIVE:
• To make fresh again; to restore strength, spirit, animation, or the like, to; to relieve from fatigue or depression; to reinvigorate; to enliven anew; to reanimate; as, sleep refreshes the body and the mind.
• To make as if new; to repair; to restore.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to restore the well-being and vigor of

Words related to REFRESH

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Words that contain REFRESH

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How to use REFRESH in a sentence

• Already in that room faithful friends had gathered, to congratulate the living man, and to refresh their strength from the abounding richness of his.
• Pray continue to refresh and to encourage me! Your suggestions will enable me to finish the Eighth Book as soon as I am able again to take it in hand.
• I have taken no pains to refresh my memory of the faculty of 1856, but I am confident that here are no omissions.
• Fortunately the dew fell heavily at night, and a sufficient quantity would collect on the foliage to refresh me somewhat in the morning.
• Also he invited him to feast with his friends, to refresh him after his labours.
• I have translated some part of his works, only that I might perpetuate his memory, or at least refresh it, amongst my countrymen.
• I shall, therefore, only inflict a few short observations to refresh his memory.
• The air and the water served to refresh her, and very gradually she came back to herself.
• When the Philosopher had walked for a long time he felt a little weary and sat down to refresh himself in the shadow of a great tree.
• There is much speech whose office is simply to refresh the sense of fellowship.
• Arriving at the royal palace Hector was met by his mother, who offered him wine to refresh himself with.
• Now is the time to cheer and refresh the down-cast through the invigorating breeze of love and fellowship, and the living waters of friendliness and charity.
• But when I ask Christ, he answers me with promises that strengthen and refresh me, and leave me no room to doubt his power and will to save.
• I comforted him, after which I returned home to refresh myself.
• And after the advertisement was disposed of, they repaired to a neighboring beer hall to refresh and relieve their feelings.
• Vincent, which he had made his own, and where he intended to water and refresh for the voyage.
• The birds did fall down from the air for want of moisture and dew wherewith to refresh them.
• Promising to refresh ourselves at this inviting stream, we continued our course to the northward.
• On the way to the post-office, this sailor stopped to refresh himself, and meeting with a fellow-mariner in the place of refreshment, he refreshed him also.
• No bathing nor breakfast could so soothe and refresh Daisy as that prayer.
• Leaving them to go forward and refresh, I set off at a venture on the bearing of south-west by south, in search of our camp.
• We this day reached the spot which we had occupied on the 29th June and again encamped there, with the intention of halting two days in order to refresh the cattle.
• They stirred up the mud a good deal and had drank off about all the clean part, which seemed to refresh them very much.
• Jermyn was able to refresh my memory in the message to be given to Mr.
• And the lady prayed him to refresh himself ere he should fight, but he refused to break his fast until the tournament were done.
• Some rain fell on the 14th and 15th of October, but it was barely sufficient to refresh the ground.
• It has also long been recognized that women who rear finest sons and daughters must sometimes turn away from the cradle to refresh their lives with the touch of other interests.
• If the desert tracks are long and tiresome through the following chapters, just refresh yourself in the oasis of a picture.
• By such simple exercises the mind learns how to rest and refresh itself.

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