Definition for Renewal:

• Renovation: regeneration: restoration.

Synonyms for Renewal:

• n.

  •R and R (noun)
  • r-r,
  • r r s,
  • rest and recuperations,
  • r r,
  • rest recreation,
  • reviviscences,
  • rest recuperation,
  • rest recuperations.
  •
  • beginning,
  • introduction,
  • appearance,
  • commencement,
  • onset,
  • starting point,
  • outset,
  • conception,
  • start,
  • arrival.
  •
  • refit,
  • overhaul,
  • help,
  • service,
  • new.
  •
  • continue.
  •
  • awareness,
  • renaissance.
  •act (noun)
  • renewal.
  •again (noun)
  • over,
  • repeated,
  • renewed,
  • recurrent,
  • again,
  • ad infinitum,
  • cyclical,
  • yet again,
  • repeatedly.
  •awakening (noun)
  • waking up,
  • stirring up,
  • activations,
  • Arousals,
  • arousal,
  • activation,
  • rousing,
  • wakings,
  • vivication.
  •facelifting (noun)
  • re styling,
  • restylings,
  • re-styling.
  •reactivation (noun)
  • re-activations,
  • re-activation,
  • re activations,
  • re activation.
  •reclamation (noun)
  • reclamation.
  •recovery (noun)
  • retrieval,
  • healings,
  • convalescence,
  • Convalescences,
  • reinvigoration,
  • recuperation.
  •recurrence (noun)
  • regeneration,
  • recharging,
  • recommencement,
  • replenishment,
  • resumption,
  • reopening,
  • refilling.
  •redress (noun)
  • re pair,
  • re lief,
  • re mission,
  • re dresses,
  • re-establishments,
  • re establishments,
  • re working,
  • re turn,
  • re-working,
  • re establishment,
  • re habilitations,
  • re-turns,
  • re-pairs,
  • re modelings,
  • re-modeling,
  • re-dress,
  • re dress,
  • re-dresses,
  • re-vision,
  • Re-turn,
  • re visions,
  • re-mission,
  • re modeling,
  • re pairs,
  • reestablishments,
  • re-habilitation,
  • offsettings,
  • re-lief,
  • re-missions,
  • re habilitation,
  • re turns,
  • re missions,
  • re-habilitations,
  • re-visions,
  • re-pair,
  • re-workings,
  • re-modelings,
  • re vision,
  • re workings.
  •reformation (noun)
  • re organizations,
  • re-alignment,
  • re-arrangements,
  • re-construction,
  • re arrangement,
  • re formation,
  • re forms,
  • re form,
  • re-arrangement,
  • re-formations,
  • re arrangements,
  • re formations,
  • re-organization,
  • re constructions,
  • re alignment,
  • re-forms,
  • re construction,
  • re-organizations,
  • re alignments,
  • re-alignments,
  • re organization,
  • re-constructions.
  •refreshment (noun)
  • stimulation,
  • refreshment,
  • diversion,
  • enlivenment,
  • exhilaration.
  •rehabilitation (noun)
  • rehabilitation.
  •rejuvenation (noun)
  • re charging,
  • rechargings,
  • re-charging.
  •renaissance (noun)
  • re naissance,
  • re-naissance,
  • new dawns,
  • invigorations,
  • re-generations,
  • re awakening,
  • re naissances,
  • re-naissances,
  • re generations,
  • re generation,
  • re-awakening,
  • re-awakenings,
  • reawakenings,
  • re awakenings,
  • re-generation.
  •renewal (noun)
  • replacement.
  •renovation (noun)
  • re-novation,
  • up grades,
  • re novation,
  • re-novations,
  • up grade,
  • up-grades,
  • re novations.
  •reparation (noun)
  • propitiations,
  • making goods,
  • re payment,
  • expiations,
  • re payments,
  • squaring thing,
  • re-payment,
  • re-payments.
  •repetition (noun)
  • repetitiousness,
  • iteracy,
  • broken record,
  • staccato,
  • Iterance,
  • alliteration,
  • encore,
  • reoccurrence,
  • perseveration,
  • tautologies,
  • tautology,
  • recurrence,
  • periodicity,
  • Periodicities,
  • alliterations,
  • staccatos,
  • Ingemination.
  •replacing (noun)
  • re-instatement,
  • re constitutions,
  • re-instatements,
  • reinstatements,
  • re placing,
  • re-constitution,
  • re-placing,
  • re constitution,
  • re-constitutions,
  • re instatement,
  • re instatements.
  •repose (noun)
  • requiescence,
  • in actions,
  • in action,
  • leisure.
  •repossession (noun)
  • re possession,
  • re coups,
  • re-coup,
  • re coup,
  • re-coups,
  • re possessions,
  • re-possession,
  • re-possessions.
  •reproduction (noun)
  • Reenactment,
  • PICS,
  • flimsies,
  • reprintings,
  • Xray,
  • reprinting,
  • transcriptions,
  • STAT,
  • pix,
  • mimeograph,
  • re-creations,
  • offprint,
  • mimeo,
  • Photostats,
  • re-creation,
  • reenactments,
  • REPRO,
  • re-enactment,
  • Spawning,
  • lookalike,
  • look alike,
  • pic,
  • mimeographs,
  • offprints,
  • look-alike,
  • transcription,
  • photo copy,
  • STATS,
  • chip off old block.
  •restoration (noun)
  • repatriation,
  • rebuildings,
  • instauration,
  • Redintegration,
  • reinstitution,
  • repatriations,
  • remaking.
  •resumption (noun)
  • fresh start.
  •revival (noun)
  • re animation,
  • re-animations,
  • re-animation,
  • re animations,
  • enkindlings,
  • cheerings,
  • freshenings,
  • risorgimenti,
  • reanimations.
  •transformation (noun)
  • meta-morphoses,
  • trans figurations,
  • radical changes,
  • re volutions,
  • meta-morphosis,
  • trans-mutation,
  • trans mutation,
  • meta morphosis,
  • trans-figuration,
  • re-volutions,
  • trans-mutations,
  • trans formation,
  • trans-formation,
  • trans formations,
  • meta morphoses,
  • trans-figurations,
  • trans figuration,
  • trans-formations,
  • re-volution,
  • trans mutations,
  • about face.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • face lift,
  • revampment,
  • change,
  • refurbishment,
  • troubleshooting,
  • running repair,
  • do-it-yourself.
  •
  • continuation,
  • reversion,
  • maintenance.
  •
  • resurrection.
  •
  • mend.
  •again
  • day after day/week after week/year after year etc..
  •rebirth
  • awakening,
  • metempsychosis.
  •renovation
  • gentrification.

Paraphrases for Renewal:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    renewing.
  • Proper noun, singular
    renewing.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    renewing.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    renewals.

• Forward Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    restoration.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    non-renewal.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    revival, revitalization, renewed, refreshing, re-engineering, revitalized, re-established, incremental.
  • Proper noun, singular
    redevelopment, revival, revitalization, re-establishment, renewed, refurbishment, renouveau, Renewability, recovery, re-engineering, replacements, regeneration, resourcing.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    reactivation, re-development, redevelopment, revival, turnover, revitalization, Reestablishment, retrofitting, reaffirmation, reformulation, resubmission, remodelling, prorogation, re-appointment, renewed, reprovisioning, recurrence, reopening, re-emergence, invigoration, recapitalization, reintroduction, reconstitution, restoration, Renewability, restarting, lengthening, reworking, recovery, reconfiguration, re-engineering, rebound, re-launching, re-design, resourcing, restart, rotation, upturn, re-organization, restatement, re-structuring.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    renew.
  • Proper noun, singular
    renovation, renovations, renew, reconstruction, rehabilitation, rejuvenation, rebuilding, reinvigoration.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    renovation, refurbishing, rebirth, resurgence, renew, revamping, Regrowth, roll-over, reconstruction, reorganization, recommencement, rehabilitation, re-establishment, rejuvenation, rebuilding, refurbishment, reinvigoration, resurrection, regeneration.

Antonyms for Renewal:

• n.

  • recurrence
    destruction, impoverishment, exhaustion.
  • Other antonyms:
    firmness, uniformity, continuance, constancy, permanence, death, fixedness, persistence, extinction, unchangeableness, fixity, identity, steadiness, expiration, invariability.

Renewal Sentence Examples:

• But Daisy's face was unutterably grave, as a new brilliant band of forked lightning glittered outside the windows, and the burst of the thunderbolt sounded as if at their very feet, making a renewal of the same cries and exclamations.

• For such a falling off hath some hope still left of a renewal; but they that are dead, are utterly gone for ever.

Homophones for Renewal:

• rhinal, rommel, roman law, roman mile, renal, roomily, runnel, romanal, run low, Ramon Lully, ranula.

Hypernym for Renewal:

• n.

  • act
    self-renewal.

Hyponym for Renewal:

• n.

  • act
    repeating, repetition.