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Traditional English :: invigorate
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invigorate.html - v.tr. give vigour or strength to. invigorating adj. invigoratingly adv. invigoration n. invigorative adj. invigorator n. [IN-(2) + med.L vigorare vigorat- make strong] |
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Traditional English :: invigilate
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invigorate.html - v.intr. Brit. supervise candidates at an examination. invigilation n. invigilator n. [orig. = keep watch, f. L invigilare invigilat- (as IN-(2), vigilare watch f. vigil watchful)] |
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Traditional English :: invigorate
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invigorate.html - v.tr. give vigour or strength to. invigorating adj. invigoratingly adv. invigoration n. invigorative adj. invigorator n. [IN-(2) + med.L vigorare vigorat- make strong] |
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Traditional English :: invidious
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invigorate.html - adj. (of an action, conduct, attitude, etc.) likely to excite resentment or indignation against the person responsible, esp. by real or seeming injustice (an invidious position; an invidious task). invidiously adv. invidiousness n. [L invidiosus f. invidia ENVY] |
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Traditional English :: invigilate
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invigorate.html - v.intr. Brit. supervise candidates at an examination. invigilation n. invigilator n. [orig. = keep watch, f. L invigilare invigilat- (as IN-(2), vigilare watch f. vigil watchful)] |
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Traditional English :: invigorate
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invigorate.html - v.tr. give vigour or strength to. invigorating adj. invigoratingly adv. invigoration n. invigorative adj. invigorator n. [IN-(2) + med.L vigorare vigorat- make strong] |
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