Renovated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RENOVATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• RENOVATE, to make like new
• restore (something old, especially a building) to a good state of repair
• refresh; reinvigorate

Words related to RENOVATED

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How to use RENOVATED in a sentence

• I renovated the garden, and made it a pleasant place to walk in.
• She was perfectly renovated, and therefore comforted all the rest, and endeavoured to strengthen their faith.
• Annunziata, where they heard Mass, and they then rode on to the renovated Palazzo Medici.
• There was a threatened war with the Dutch, and then the whole government of England had to be thoroughly renovated.
• But its decay is more impressive than the gaudy brightness of more admired and renovated buildings.
• Its more natural death is what we now seem to be on the point of experiencing, if the federal system be not speedily renovated in a more substantial form.
• The west end has been very much renovated by Lord Grimthorpe.
• You have renovated our halls, restore our happiness! There is an union that will bring consolation to more than one hearth, and baffle all the crosses of adverse fate.
• Old and straggling plants may be renovated by cutting them hard back as soon as they go out of flower, and placing them in a warm house where a moist atmosphere is maintained.
• The joy of renovated friendship also awaited him there, in that quaint old gathering place of simple worshippers.
• The house and shop were renovated and capped with another story.
• The screen has likewise been renovated with much care, and two of the entrances considerably enlarged, but with more regard to convenience than good taste.
• Rhodolph, encouraged by success, pressed his measure of intolerance with renovated vigor.
• He there repaired and renovated the great palace of Asshur-izir-pal, which had been allowed to fall to decay.
• But the jewels, though worthy of great attention, did not possess nearly so much interest in my eyes as did the mode by which he renovated the burly form that they adorned.
• He also gave out that the Phrygian village where he ministered was to become the New Jerusalem of renovated Christianity.
• Happily all Clubs are not renovated at the same time, otherwise the destitution of members would be pitiful to contemplate.
• The mortal body being but the objective state of the mortal mind, this mind must be renovated to improve the body.
• He came forth from his retirement renovated in spirit, for the second period of his toils.
• He is the end of the law, the second Adam, the fulfilment of prophecy, the head of a renovated humanity.
• Some of these, if not very solemn or poetical, convey very happily the idea of a renovated life.
• On the opposite side an old house has been renovated and faced with iron railings which has much improved its general appearance.
• With renovated spirits she therefore joined her cousin, and accompanied her to the breakfasting saloon.
• The title of the book offers no encouragement to female readers, but I know few works from which I rise with such renovated feelings of benevolence and good-will.
• Macarthur assured me, that by adopting this plan, many fruit-trees, after suffering from the effects of long-continued drought, might be renovated successfully.
• During the night, the renovated engine was kept cruising up and down the track to see all clear.
• Whatever real expression she may have had was effectively hidden behind the tinted glasses, and the false white complexion, now renovated from the ravages of emotion.
• Thurston took Miss Sallie into a charming room which she had lately renovated for her guest.
• He built and renovated and improved his school because the results were good for his scholars, and somehow he found builders to undertake these forlorn hopes.
• She, however, renovated her navy with unexpected vigour.
• Besides, by the time they were off his hands, old McClintock would be dropping in to have his liver renovated.
• The church edifice has been renovated at a cost of three hundred dollars, and a parsonage is being erected.
• They believe that a man under the new covenant, or one who is really a christian, is a renovated man.
• Hence all animals will have a security in the breast of every christian or renovated man against oppression or abuse.
• Hence it became his new society, as a religious or renovated people, to abandon apostate usages, and to adopt a manner that was more agreeable to their new state.
• But if they will not have it so, in this new, renovated Government of which I have spoken, the 4th of July, with all its glorious memories, will never be repealed.

Similar words containing NOVAT without suffix ed and without prefix re

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