Synonyms for renewed
re·newed

Princeton's WordNetRate these antonyms:1.5 / 2 votes

1. renewedadjective

   restored to a new condition

   "felt renewed strength"

   Antonyms:
   unrevived, unrenewed

PPDB, the paraphrase databaseRate these paraphrases:2.3 / 3 votes

1. List of paraphrases for "renewed":

   renewal, renovated, renew, new, renews, reiterated, revamped, extended, refurbished, renewable, resumed, fresh, renewing, repeated, reaffirmed, revived, reappointed, invigorated

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1. Emily Hunter:

   It’s like staying hydrated. The more water you drink throughout the day, the better you’ll feel, the better strategy is to stay refreshed and renewed throughout the whole day.

2. Richard Neal:

   The one thing that is sure right now is this USMCA is far better than what we have on all fronts, so if the argument becomes the status quo vs. the new or renewed USMCA, I think that we can make a pretty sturdy argument in support of what we've done. We've improved this package.

3. Scott Pilkington and Paul Dean:

   Shipowners are left facing double jeopardy and competing demands for payment for the same supplies of bunkers from both insolvent OW Bunker and from physical suppliers, owners and operators who have not settled OW Bunker's claims will now face renewed action by ING Bank.

4. Chris Williamson:

   A stronger expansion of business activity in November defied economists' expectations of a slowdown, but is unlikely to prevent the euro zone from suffering slower growth in the fourth quarter, especially as rising virus cases look set to cause renewed disruptions to the economy in December.

5. Gareth Leather:

   Taiwan matters far more to the world economy than its 1 % share of global GDP would indicate, a further escalation in cross-strait tensions that cut Taiwan's export off from the rest of the world would lead to renewed shortages in the automotive and electronics sectors and put further upward pressure on inflation.