Regenerate

What do we mean by regenerate?

To replace (a lost or damaged organ or part) by the formation of new tissue. intransitive verb

To form, construct, or create anew. intransitive verb

To give new life or energy to; revitalize. intransitive verb

To reform spiritually or morally. intransitive verb

To effect regeneration. intransitive verb

To become formed or constructed again. intransitive verb

To undergo spiritual conversion or rebirth; reform. intransitive verb

Spiritually or morally reformed. adjective

Formed by regeneration. adjective

To be formed again; come into existence again; be generated again.

To generate or produce anew; reproduce.

In theology, to cause to be born again; cause to become a Christian; give by direct divine influence a new spiritual life to. See regeneration, 2.

Reproduced; restored; renewed.

In theology, begotten or born anew; changed from a natural to a spiritual state.

Reproduced. adjective

Born anew; become Christian; renovated in heart; changed from a natural to a spiritual state. adjective

To generate or produce anew; to reproduce; to give new life, strength, or vigor to. transitive verb

To cause to be spiritually born anew; to cause to become a Christian; to convert from sin to holiness; to implant holy affections in the heart of. transitive verb

Hence, to make a radical change for the better in the character or condition of. transitive verb

To construct or create anew, especially in an improved manner. verb

To construct or create anew, especially in an improved manner.

To revitalize.

To replace lost or damaged tissue.

To become reconstructed.

To undergo a spiritual rebirth.

(Can be used in other senses, but im just explaining this one) From Doctor who. Timelords have the ability to regenerate after severe trauma or natural wear and tear. Their body will under go a complete transformation, and although the same person remains, their appearance and personality changes. (In other words, where a human would die, a Timelord would just change, thereby healing any injury in the process.)However a Timelord only has the ability to do this 13 times. (Doesnt matter much to them, in one life they Usually live to about a thousand anyway. Notice I said usually.) Urban Dictionary

See regenerative or radio Urban Dictionary

The super human ability to orgasm one second and grow another hard-on the next. Urban Dictionary

To have sex and procreate.. Urban Dictionary

One of the more resilient enemies of Resident Evil 4. Created by injecting multiple parasites into a single human, they are nigh-impervious to gunfire, regrowing any lost limb seconds after they are severed. In order to defeat one without pumping a dozen cases of shotgun shells or a few boxes of magnum rounds into it is to equip the semi-automatic rifle with the thermal scope and pick off all parasites under the skin of the offending Plagas motel. Urban Dictionary

This brute, abnormality can be found in Resident Evil 4. It is amoung one of the most challenging enemies in the game that is not a boss. It is able to regenerate lost limbs from weapons used by Leon, and by far the most intimidating, shocking creature. The most efficiant way to annihilate Regenerators, is to use an Infrared attachment that can be found in the lab.There is also another cast of Regenerator called the'Iron Maiden' It has erect spikes from its carcass, and can prolongate its arms, and impale Leon if caught. Urban Dictionary

The scariest enemy you'll meet in Resident Evil 4. There is also a sub-species called the 'Iron Maiden' which has spikes. You can tell when one is coming by their ragged laughing breath. Can only be killed with a rifle rigged with a thermal scope. Urban Dictionary

Time Lords appear human, but are different. Time Lords can live for an extremely long time thanks to their ability to regenerate. Time Lords regenerate after suffering from mortal injury, illness, or old age. Regeneration repairs and rejuvenates all damage. But a side effect is that it changes the Time Lords physical appearance, and they gain a some what different personality. Regeneration can be traumatic, and can leave the Time Lord disoriented, and weakened. Urban Dictionary

From doctor who: Time lords can regenerate and have a new face and slightly different personality. They regenerate when they are about to die, are severely ill or old age. However a Timelord only has the ability to do this 12 times. (Doesnt matter much to them, in one life they Usually live to about a thousand anyway. Notice I said usually.) This means that they have 13 faces Urban Dictionary

When buu gets dealt a fatal blow and everyone rejoices. then he just regenerates and is back again. wasted 250 episodes doing this. the plot went no where Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to regenerate:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word regenerate:
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Words that rhyme with regenerate:
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Nouns that are often described by the adjective regenerate:
person, man, life, men, reason, persons, soul, state, hope, column, bone, souls, christian, hearts, cells, heart, parents, nature, truths, formation, rapture, pattern, nation, society, character, christians, race, bands, thieves, image, skin, minds, valves, tissues, tissue, community, believer, believers, reafon, enemies, church, union, lives, plants, individuals.

Words that sound like regenerate:
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