The phrase "a brief refreshing" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to describe a short and revitalizing experience or moment, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "After a long meeting, we took a break for a brief refreshing walk outside to clear our minds."
Alternatives: "a quick refresh" or "a short revitalization".
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"A brief refresher on Hays," Mr. McCartney writes, flagging the return of Will Hays, the venal chairman of the Republican National Committee and later Harding's postmaster general.
(A brief refresher: the expedition, initiated by President Thomas Jefferson in 1803 as a needed survey of the West, particularly in light of that year's momentous Louisiana Purchase, took three years to complete.
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This article offers a brief refresher on how we should expect energy prices to form in a modern system and the ways in which they should be expected to shape critical investment decisions.
My goal in this column is to give you a brief refresher on some of the most common concerns that you may have regarding the preparation of your own personal "marketing materials".
After a brief refresher cruise, she departed Maine in November and set a course, via the Panama Canal, for the Pacific.
In case you're rusty on last year's antics or even (gasp!) skipped Season 1 entirely, take a look at the list below for a brief refresher course.
A brief refresher: a summary measure of fiscal impulse (the extent to which fiscal policy is boosting or reducing GDP growth from one year to the next) is the difference between the deficit (or surplus) one year and the next.
If you aren't already spooked-out on horror films, haunted houses, and gore in general, here's a brief refresher on some of the most authentically scary places on earth.
