Pronunciation

/rɪˈfreʃ/

Definitions

Noun

1. A feeling of being revived or refreshed after rest or activity. For example: “After a long day, a cool drink provided much-needed refreshment.”
2. An act or process of making something look, feel, or smell new or invigorated. For example: “The scent of lemonade brought a refreshing aroma to the air.”
3. A device or system designed to supply water or other substances for cooling or hydration. For example: “The air conditioning system provides a refreshing break from the heat.”

Verb

1. To make (someone) feel revitalized or invigorated. For example: “She refreshed herself with a cold shower before leaving for work.”
2. To update or replenish (a computer program or webpage). For example: “Clicking the refresh button updated the displayed information.”

Adjective

1. Restoring strength, energy, or vitality. For example: “The garden’s greenery offered a visually refreshing sight.”
2. Having a cooling or invigorating effect. For example: “A cool breeze provided a refreshing break from the hot sun.”

Phrases

• “Take a refreshing break”
• “A refreshing change of scenery”
• “Refresh your memory”
• “Refresh your browser”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The cool breeze was a welcome refreshment on a hot summer day.”
• Verb: “After exercising, he felt a rush of refreshing energy.”
• Adjective: “The spa’s sauna provided a truly invigorating refresh.”

Synonyms

• Revive
• Rejuvenate
• Cool off
• Hydrate
• Stimulate
• Renew