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      regeneration
      noun
      forming again (especially with improvements or removal of defects)
      the activity of spiritual or physical renewal
      feedback in phase with (augmenting) the input
      (biology) growth anew of lost tissue or destroyed parts or organs
      Roots
      rere- · Latin · againgenus-gen · Latin · birth, produce
      Synonyms for regeneration
      regeneracyadjrebirthnrevivificationnrefashioningvrevivalnrenascencenrejuvenationnrestorationnpalingenesisnrenewalnrejuvenescencenrebuildingn
      Words related to regeneration
      morphallaxisnregeneratingadjregenerativeadjregeneratedvregeneratoryadjepimorphosisregenerableadjrevitalizationnregeneratesvreintegrativeadjreviviscencenhomomorphosisregeneratorunregeneratedadjregrowthrestaurationnredevelopmentnrevivementnneogenesisreinvigorationnrevivingadjrevitalizingadjrefocillationnrepopulationnrepristinationninstaurationnrejuvenatevrevitalizesv

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      Where does regeneration come from?

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