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refreshment noun [ rɪˈfrɛʃm(ə)nt ]

• a light snack or drink.
• "light refreshments are available"
Similar: food and drink, sustenance, fare, liquid refreshment, snacks, titbits, eatables, a bite, drinks, nibbles, eats, grub, bread, nosh, chow, booze, scoff, chuck, comestibles, provender, victuals, vittles, viands, meat, commons, aliment, pabulum,
• the giving of fresh strength or energy.
• "holidays are for refreshment and recreation"
Similar: invigoration, revitalizing, revival, restoring, strengthening, enlivening, perking up, stimulation, freshening, energizing, reanimation, resuscitation, revivification, rejuvenation, regeneration, renewal,
Origin: late Middle English (in refreshment (sense 2)): from Old French refreschement, from the verb refreschier (see refresh).


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