0 to make someone look or feel young and energetic again: --
1 to make someone look or feel young and energetic again: --
2 to make something more effective, modern, and successful by using new ideas and methods: --
When we set about rejuvenating inner city areas there is no reason why we should not use low-rise development.
People want the inner cities to be regenerated and rejuvenated.
They hived off the profitable sections of an industry that had been rejuvenated during the period of nationalisation.
They are drawing in the private sector and drawing people back into cities, which have been rejuvenated and rationalised under the single regeneration budget.
Rejuvenating the inner city will take some of the pressure off the police.
The museums and galleries must be rejuvenated in spheres which are very unglamorous.
The football field, the park and the houses surrounding it have been rejuvenated.
We are not an old industrial region requiring rejuvenating in both economic and social terms.
