regeneration
regeneration Lexical Profile
regeneration Game Scores & Validity
• noun
The biological process by which an organism regrows, replaces, or restores damaged or lost cells, tissues, organs, or body parts.
"Salamanders are widely studied in developmental biology because of their remarkable capacity for limb regeneration."
The action or process of revitalizing, renewing, or improving an institution, system, or geographical area, especially a run-down urban district.
"The city council approved a ten-year plan for the economic and cultural regeneration of the old docklands."
Spiritual or moral renewal and rebirth.
"Early theologians wrote extensively about baptism as an outward symbol of inward spiritual regeneration."
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Word Origin & Etymology
Borrowed from Late Latin regeneratio, meaning "a being born again," from Latin regenerare ("to bring forth again"), formed from re- ("again") and generare ("to beget, produce").