The phrase "as rejuvenating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare something to the effect of rejuvenation, often in contexts related to health, wellness, or revitalization.
Example: "The spa treatment was as rejuvenating as a week-long vacation in the mountains."
Alternatives: "as revitalizing" or "as refreshing".
A HOT shower on a cold winter day may not be as rejuvenating as a swim in the Caribbean, but it may be as good as it gets.
The P. Star with pineapple, strawberries, vanilla yogurt and orange sherbet is as rejuvenating as it is filling ($4.35).
Drug companies rapidly moved in to market the hormone as rejuvenating medicines, essentially inventing a medical condition -- the "male climacteric," or male menopause -- to justify its use.
And when William and Kate announced their engagement, Mr. Cameron decreed a public holiday on the wedding day, presumably hoping for a more joyous bonding with a couple already depicted as rejuvenating the royals and thus the nation.
There's clearly a balance that needs to be struck between developing fresh titles as well as rejuvenating existing games.
According to reports, the GMI's study of more than 2,500 global firms cited the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and other reforms as rejuvenating influences.
After 19 years as an up-and-down coach in the National Basketball Association, he has been as rejuvenated by this gutsy team of women -- many started this season green, injured or overweight -- as they have been by him.
Today Lahti boasts a spiffy new highway and a soon-to-be-completed express railway to Helsinki, as well as rejuvenated timber and woodworking industries, jump-started by the orchestra's splendid new home, the all-wood, 1,250-seat Sibelius Concert Hall, opened in 2000.
In each, Chambers redid the plumbing, electrical systems, and heating and air, as well as rejuvenated the Victorian detailing, using available public records and dipping into his extensive architectural salvage collection.
The 7th century AD result for OxA-15005 was obtained on a bone fragment of mineralized appearance (Figure 6A), and supports the interpretation of the bulk bone ICEN-490 result (ca.23 ka 14C BP) as rejuvenated by residual non-Pleistocene contaminants undetected at the time of sample selection.
Our results identify Vitamin C as a rejuvenating factor for WS MSCs, which holds the potential of being applied as a novel type of treatment of WS.
