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• n  quality of being active or spirited or alive and vigorous
• n  the activity of giving vitality and vigour to something

• And everywhere the 2,000-m mountains and the apple and peach and apricot orchards give a bell-like invigoration to the air.
• Ironically, it was the threat itself that produced an awakening and invigoration of national life as perhaps nothing else could have.
• When your whole body has been rubbed with menthol balm, it's hard to know whether you're hot or cold, but that sensory invigoration was just what Thailand's Siriporn (Samson .

• animation
• spiritedness
• brio
• vivification

News & Articles

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• Reopening of CertainTeed Ceilings Plant in Meridian, Miss., Marks Growing Demand for Company's Innovative Acoustical ...
  VALLEY FORGE, Pa., June 18, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Citing confidence in the construction industry's ongoing recovery, CertainTeed Ceilings is reopening and expanding its ceilings manufacturing facility in Meridian, Miss. The announcement is the culmination of a re-invigoration of...
  June 18, 2013 - PR Newswire

Quotes

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• Drayton McLane in Forbes
  I felt for a number of reasons, we needed new direction, invigoration, to play with more enthusiasm and play more like a champion,McLane said.
• Alex Salmond in Scotsman
  Mr Salmond said: "I have long advocated the re-invigoration of the JMC and I was delighted to welcome Paul Murphy to Edinburgh today to discuss the detailed arrangements around getting the vital JMC process up and running again by this summer. I...
• Trace Adkins in CMT.com
  Toby has said this new music has a smile on it, and maybe that's just a reflection of where I'm at right now,Adkins said. "I have this new sense of invigoration, and making this record was a lot of fun."