Definition: The act of refreshing, restoring or revitalizing.
Example: Living in the constant threat of war, she increasingly began to wonder if the the refocillation she desperately needed could ever arrive.
Etymology: The term refocillate (the verb form of refocillation), originates from the Late Latin refocillatus, a past participle of refocillare (“to warm into life again”). It is derived from the Latin re- (again) and focilare (to refresh with heat), which traces back to foculum (brazier) and fovēre (to warm).
*text by J.L. Munn, image generated with ChatGPT via prompts by J.L. Munn
