Pronunciation: /rɪˌdʒɛnəˈreɪʃən/
noun the process of renewal, restoration, or growth
A1 Plants use regeneration to grow new leaves after they fall off.
A2 Some animals have the ability of regeneration, allowing them to regrow lost body parts.
B1 The city implemented a regeneration project to revitalize the run-down neighborhood.
B2 The scientist's research focused on the process of tissue regeneration in mammals.
C1 The company invested in a regeneration program to improve the sustainability of their products.
C2 The environmentalist advocated for the regeneration of the forest ecosystem to restore biodiversity.
formal The process of tissue regeneration is crucial for wound healing.
informal After a tough workout, your muscles need time for regeneration.
slang I heard that new face cream is like a miracle for skin regeneration.
figurative The city's regeneration project breathed new life into the old neighborhood.
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