Something has invigorated its author.
"It has invigorated our team and it has delivered".
A timely putting lesson from Stricker on the eve of the tournament has invigorated Woods's game.
Corbyn has invigorated huge numbers of young Britons and Sanders attracts massive rallies.
Public financing has invigorated democracy in New York City and states like Arizona and Maine.
The influx has invigorated the National League, which has generally had inferior talent to the American League for years.
In the last two months, the turnover from Mr. Zarrella to Mr. Lutz has invigorated morale and created buzz here.
The recovery of striped bass stocks during the 1990's has invigorated all manner of inshore fishing methods.
Fay has invigorated this didactic play by locating it within a satirical American landscape, punctuated by an immense US flag.
The large increase in biodefence funding in America has invigorated research on pathogens such as anthrax that might be turned into weapons by terrorists.
Even more so, an unspoken nostalgia for an age when book-learning was the noblest of pursuits has invigorated the debate about the dumbing down of America.
