Meaning & Definition of word "Renew"

Renew

/rɪˈnuː/

1. to make something new again; to restore to freshness or vigor.
- Example: The city plans to renew the parks to improve community recreation.
2. to extend the period of validity of something.
- Example: I need to renew my driver's license before it expires next month.
3. to resume after an interruption.
- Example: We will renew our efforts to support local businesses after the pandemic.
4. to replace something old with something new.
- Example: The company decided to renew its outdated software systems.
5. to begin again or to revitalize.
- Example: The retreat helped her to renew her motivation for work.

●Middle English 'renewen', from Old French 'renouveler', from Latin 'renovare' meaning 'to make new again'.

renew one's subscription:

To extend the duration of a paid service or membership.

renew the lease:

To extend the rental agreement for another term.

renew interest:

To revive or increase someone’s interest in something.

renovate:

to restore to a good condition; improve.

renewable:

able to be renewed, especially in the context of energy sources.

Meaning: To bring something back into style or relevance.

● Example Sentence: That old trend is trying to renew itself among the youth.

Meaning: To get a fresh start in a personal context.

● Example Sentence: After a tough year, I just want to renew my life and start fresh.