to make young or youthful again
to restore to an original or more vigorous state
to make (somebody) young or youthful again
Yet, though so plainly dressed, there was a certain rejuvenated appearance about her — Hardy
to restore (something) to an original or more vigorous state
to cause (a stream or river) to increase erosive activity, esp as a result of an increase in the height of the surrounding land
to cause (land) to develop features, esp greater relief, characteristic of an earlier stage in a cycle of erosion
rejuvenation /-ʹnaysh(ə)n/ noun
rejuvenator noun
[re- + Latin juvenis young]