invigoration
91refreshments — re fresh·ment || rɪ freʃmÉ™nt n. something that refreshes, something that invigorates (esp. food or drink); invigoration, act of energizing …
92invigorate — [ɪn vɪgəreɪt] verb give strength or energy to. Derivatives invigorating adjective invigoratingly adverb invigoration noun invigorator noun Origin C17: from med. L. invigorat , invigorare make strong …
93edification — n. (Moral) upbuilding, religious nurture, moral or religious strengthening, spiritual invigoration, enlargement of spiritual life …
94refreshment — n. 1. Relief, invigoration, new life, restoration. 2. Food, nourishment. 3. Regalement, entertainment, repast …
95animation — n 1. liveliness, vivacity, spirit, animal spirits; dash, elan, zest, verve, flair, zing; fire, warmth, glow, fervency, ardor; dazzle, brilliance, Music. bravura; sprightliness, airiness, breeziness, buoyancy, cheer; ebullience, sparkle,… …
96awakening — adj 1. rousing, arousing, vivifying, enlivening, quickening, stimulating; restoring, revivifying, Med. analeptic. n 2. waking up, rousing, stirring; consciousness, awareness, realization, recognition; revival, revivification, renewal, rebirth;… …
97excitement — n 1. agitation, perturbation, excitation, violence, tension, unrest, trepidation, trepidity, disquiet, disquietude, ferment, fermentation, restlessness, fever, malaise, Archaic. conturbation; commotion, brouhaha, hurly burly, hubbub, row, fuss,… …
98provocative — I Sl. shot in the arm; stimulation, animation, invigoration, motivation, galvanization, inspiration, vivification, rallying, enlivening, livening up, awakening, waking up, shaking up, reviving; promotion, lurtherance, advancement, advance;… …
99incitement — n 1. instigation, provocation, fomentation, actuation, insistence, incitation; excitement, arousal, agitation, inflammation; stimulation, animation, invigoration, motivation, inspiration, vivifica tion; encouragement, abetment, emboldenment;… …
100intoxication — n 1. drunkenness, insobriety, inebrie ty, inebriation, intemperance, sottedness, besottedness, tipsiness; alcoholism, chronic alcoholism, dipsomania, habitual drunkenness, bibulousness, bibulosity, bibacity, bibaciousness, crapulence, crapulency …
