Renews

To make something new again; to restore to a former state or condition; to revive; to refresh; to begin again. 'Renews' can apply to contracts, subscriptions, agreements, and experiences. It suggests a period of reestablishment, either literally by replacing or repairing or figuratively by reinvesting or reengaging. It can also refer to a resumption of something after a pause or break. The action implies continuation, extension, or repetition and often the introduction of fresh elements to invigorate the original.

Renews meaning with examples

• The magazine renews its commitment to investigative journalism with each new edition. They've promised more in-depth reporting and challenging analyses to captivate its readers and build upon the trust it has garnered over years. This signifies their dedication to the original principles.
• I must *renew* my passport next month. The document is set to expire soon. Without this, I can't travel. Ensuring I *renew* it is paramount.
• The company plans to *renew* its efforts in the fight against pollution. They plan to announce more sustainable practices and new projects at their next conference.
• We need to *renew* the lease on the apartment. This involves another year of residence, and more fees. Rent is rising, but it is better than moving. They plan to send us the new contract by Friday.
• The park commission decided to *renew* the playground equipment. After several inspections of the playground equipment, safety issues were found, which led to the decision to *renew* the equipment.