regeneration
/rɪˌdʒɛnəˈreɪʃən/
noun
- The process of growing something again after it has been lost or damaged.
- Scientists study the regeneration of liver tissue in medical research.
- After the forest fire, the natural regeneration of the trees took many years.
- The lizard's tail has an amazing ability for regeneration after it breaks off.
- The act of making something better or more successful again, especially an area or organization.
- The city's regeneration project turned old factories into modern apartments.
- Economic regeneration of the rural area brought new jobs and schools.
- The company underwent a complete regeneration under new leadership.
- The process of being spiritually or morally renewed.
- The community experienced a moral regeneration after the crisis.
- Many religious traditions speak of spiritual regeneration through faith.
- His personal regeneration began when he started helping others in need.
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