Reinvigorate

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 436
re-in-vig'or-at, v.t. to invigorate again. [L. re, again, and Invigorate Rei ue, re-ish'Ob, to i ue again. —«. a second i ue [1. re, again, and I ue. Reiterate, rc-it'cr-ili, T to iterate or repeat again to repeat again and again. adj. Reiterative L. rc, auam, and Iterate Reiteration, rfi-n-er-a's hmi. n act of reiterating. Reject, re-jekt', t to throw away to refuse to renounce. [Lit. ‘to throw back, L. rcjicto, — rejectnm re, hack, and jaao, to throw.] Rejection, re-jek's hun, act of rejecting refusal. Rejoice, re-jois’, v to feel and expre /^ again aiui again: to be glad to exult or triumph.— v.t. to make joyful: to gladden. [Fr. rijouir —•re again, and jouir, to enjoy—-jmc, joy. See Joy Rejoicing, re-jois mg, «. act of being joyful: expre ion, subject, or experience of joy.
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