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.
  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • reparation,
  • redress,
  • renascence,
  • replacing,
  • quickenings,
  • realignments,
  • Recrudescences,
  • recovery,
  • offsetting,
  • modernizations,
  • making good,
  • revitalization,
  • reinstatement,
  • facelifting,
  • shiftings,
  • rebirth,
  • restyling,
  • re-formation,
  • Reestablishment,
  • modernization,
  • resuscitation,
  • reconstitution,
  • repetition,
  • revivification,
  • transformation,
  • reproduction,
  • propitiation,
  • revival,
  • rectification,
  • Reviviscence,
  • NEW DAWN,
  • reactivation,
  • Reanimation,
  • balancings,
  • rectifications,
  • reformation,
  • re-establishment,
  • radical change,
  • expiation,
  • squaring things,
  • risorgimento,
  • rest and recuperation,
  • RR,
  • facelift,
  • rally,
  • reconstitutions,
  • repose,
  • resurgence,
  • rejuvenation,
  • recrudescence,
  • realignment,
  • transformations,
  • repossession,
  • reworkings,
  • invigoration,
  • restoration,
  • renovation.
  •reactivation (noun)
  • re-activations,
  • re-activation,
  • re activations,
  • re activation.
  •recovery (noun)
  • reinvigoration,
  • Convalescences,
  • convalescence,
  • healings,
  • recuperation.
  •recurrence (noun)
  • recommencement,
  • resumption.
  •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.
  •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.
  •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,
  • perseveration,
  • Iterance,
  • staccato,
  • Periodicities,
  • staccatos,
  • iteracy,
  • encore,
  • alliteration,
  • periodicity,
  • tautology,
  • alliterations,
  • broken record,
  • tautologies.
  •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)
  • re-enactment,
  • Xray,
  • reenactments,
  • Photostats,
  • reprinting,
  • transcriptions,
  • chip off old block,
  • reprintings,
  • REPRO,
  • STATS,
  • mimeographs,
  • STAT,
  • re-creations,
  • PICS,
  • transcription,
  • look alike,
  • mimeograph,
  • Spawning,
  • photo copy,
  • lookalike,
  • offprint,
  • mimeo,
  • pix,
  • look-alike,
  • offprints,
  • pic,
  • flimsies,
  • Reenactment.
  •restoration (noun)
  • Redintegration,
  • repatriations,
  • instauration,
  • reinstitution,
  • rebuildings,
  • repatriation.
  •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.

• v.

  •Other relevant words: (verb)
  • repair.

• 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..
  •incarnation
  • reincarnation.
  •Other relevant words (noun):
  • overthrow,
  • renewing,
  • alternate,
  • gradual change,
  • total change,
  • transposition,
  • rebuilding,
  • doubling,
  • fitting,
  • amelioration,
  • defection,
  • backward deviation,
  • reverberation,
  • about-face,
  • cuckoo,
  • reappearance,
  • patch,
  • gentrification,
  • atavism,
  • mutation,
  • bracer,
  • restructuring,
  • deputy,
  • Reentrance,
  • reawakening,
  • melioration,
  • novelty,
  • diversification,
  • transmutation,
  • upheaval,
  • comeback,
  • Ingemination,
  • throwback,
  • switch,
  • turn,
  • restitution,
  • rehabilitation,
  • R and R,
  • plagiarism,
  • Regenesis,
  • conversion,
  • reclamation,
  • transition,
  • reduplication,
  • Reviction,
  • reversal,
  • successor,
  • worsening,
  • new beginning,
  • Reconversion,
  • replenishment,
  • returning,
  • qualification,
  • change of allegiance,
  • pick-me-up,
  • return,
  • servicing,
  • redesign,
  • substitute,
  • awakening,
  • setback,
  • re-creation,
  • turnabout,
  • break,
  • permutation,
  • cordial,
  • recurrence,
  • revivescence,
  • retread,
  • regression,
  • face-lift,
  • regale,
  • reopening,
  • gemination,
  • reprint,
  • Rejuvenescence,
  • difference,
  • vicissitude,
  • new edition,
  • reforestation,
  • shift,
  • redo,
  • rearrangement,
  • another shot,
  • change of heart,
  • accommodation,
  • continuity,
  • reconditioning,
  • reverse,
  • remedy,
  • variation,
  • divergence,
  • falling back,
  • Backset,
  • revolution,
  • reecho,
  • regeneration,
  • resurfacing,
  • replacement,
  • redemption,
  • deterioration,
  • change of mind,
  • reconstruction,
  • replication,
  • degeneration,
  • roll,
  • slum clearance,
  • quotation,
  • bracing,
  • lapse,
  • modulation,
  • sudden change,
  • adaptation,
  • replay,
  • reorganization,
  • Regalement,
  • variety,
  • revamping,
  • reiteration,
  • discontinuity,
  • mitigation,
  • refreshing,
  • reoccurrence,
  • changeableness,
  • recharging,
  • rebeginning,
  • urban renewal,
  • Restoral,
  • betterment,
  • adjustment,
  • metempsychosis,
  • reshaping,
  • innovation,
  • retreading,
  • amendment,
  • improvement,
  • apostasy,
  • iteration,
  • refilling,
  • redoubling,
  • another try,
  • relapse,
  • drumming,
  • surrogate,
  • reissue,
  • correction,
  • diversity,
  • modification,
  • substitution,
  • echo,
  • recreation,
  • deviation,
  • refection,
  • renew,
  • relief,
  • Regeneracy,
  • new birth,
  • revision,
  • duplication,
  • remaking,
  • flip-flop,
  • exchange,
  • Regenerateness,
  • reform,
  • retrieval,
  • fixing,
  • update,
  • reprise,
  • palingenesis,
  • Palingenesy,
  • heir,
  • second wind,
  • imitation,
  • vivification,
  • tonic,
  • regurgitation,
  • alteration.

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

• Other Related

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

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.

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.