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The horror subgenre where death’s hand chooses a seemingly random victim has the potential to be invigorating because it reveals the intrepidity of the human spirit.

From Salon

Though I usually hike solo, I find group hikes particularly invigorating — especially with people I don’t yet know.

As far as where we’re going, I feel like our staff is really invigorated by it.

Bodily harm is nothing compared to the invigorating proof that Marvin has found approval and success with his chosen career.

From Salon

“This band has invigorated me, and inspired me to make more music.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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