Renew
1. Parts of Speech
Verb
2. Definitions
- To make something new again; to restore or refresh
- To extend the period of validity of something; to revalidate
- To replace or repair something that is worn out, broken, or damaged
- To begin again; to resume
3. Pronunciations
- US: /rɪˈnu/
- UK: /rɪˈnjuː/
4. Origin and Usage
The word "renew" comes from the Old French word "renoveler" which means "to renew, restore". It was first used in English in the 14th century. The word is commonly used in various contexts such as renewing a lease, renewing a passport, renewing a subscription, renewing ones energy, and renewing ones commitment.
5. Synonyms
- Revitalize
- Regenerate
- Refresh
- Renovate
- Rejuvenate
6. Related Words
- Renal
- Renig
- Renin
- Renal
- Rents
7. Example Sentences
- She needs to renew her drivers license before it expires.
- The company decided to renew its contract with the supplier.
- He renewed his commitment to his fitness routine.
- The city council voted to renew the parks lease for another five years.