Renewed

Pronunciation: /rɪˈnjuːd/

Definitions of renewed

adjective describing a state of being made new or restored to a previous condition

Example Sentences

A1 The subscription was renewed automatically.

A2 After a long break, their friendship was renewed.

B1 The company's commitment to sustainability was renewed with the launch of a new eco-friendly product line.

B2 The team's determination was renewed after a pep talk from their coach.

C1 The artist's passion for painting was renewed after a period of creative block.

C2 The city's infrastructure was renewed through a series of ambitious redevelopment projects.

Examples of renewed in a Sentence

formal The contract was renewed for another year.

informal I renewed my gym membership for another month.

slang I decided to renew my Netflix subscription for another season.

figurative After a period of reflection, she felt a renewed sense of purpose in her career.

Grammatical Forms of renewed

• past tense: renewed
• plural: renewed
• comparative: more renewed
• superlative: most renewed
• present tense: renews
• future tense: will renew
• perfect tense: have renewed
• continuous tense: is renewing
• singular: renewed
• positive degree: renewed
• infinitive: renew
• gerund: renewing
• participle: renewing

Origin and Evolution of renewed

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'renewed' originated from the Old French word 'renovier' which came from the Latin word 'renovare', meaning 'to make new again'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'renewed' has retained its original meaning of making something new again, but has also come to be used in a broader sense to indicate a fresh start or revitalization.