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Usage examples of invigorated.

Despair united their counsels and invigorated their arms: they withstood the assault of the Persians and the flight of Nacoragan preceded or followed the slaughter of ten thousand of his bravest soldiers.

In this active devotion, the minds and bodies were invigorated by exercise: danger was the incentive, novelty the recompense.

Again my resolution was invigorated: my father's cruelty subdued tenderness, and roused indignation.

All his endeavours, now prompted by wonder and invigorated by disappointment, were unsuccessful, and he was at length compelled to endure the tortures of unsatisfied curiosity.

And she who had so lately been sinking under the influence of illness and despair, who could scarcely raise her languid head, or speak but in the faintest accents, now reanimated with hope, and invigorated by a sense of the importance of the business before her, prepared to perform a rapid journey of some hundred miles.

Scarcely a single part of the Western world had not been enriched and invigorated by an immensely creative and relentlessly spiritual Judaism.

Cal was invigorated by the surf as he waded in and bent to pick up an assortment of shells.

The impact of the water against his skin invigorated him, and he stroked strongly for the shore.

Then, invigorated by the morsel, it could tackle the tougher turtle at leisure.