DUST OFF THE COBWEBS

Definition: To refresh or revitalize something that has been unused or neglected for a period of time.

Synonyms: Cleanse Mind, Refresh Thoughts, Clear Clutter, Renew Energy, Revitalize Spirit

Usage Examples in Sentences

After a long vacation, he decided to dust off the cobwebs from his guitar and play a joyful tune.

Before the big game, the coach encouraged the team to dust off the cobwebs and give their best effort.

Emily opened an old book to dust off the cobwebs of forgotten stories.

With the arrival of spring, it was time to dust off the cobwebs on the gardening tools and start planting.

In the attic, Sarah found an antique clock and decided to dust off the cobwebs, bringing it back to life.

Jake grabbed his camera to dust off the cobwebs and capture the beauty of the sunrise.

The chef decided to dust off the cobwebs from an old recipe and give it a modern twist.

After weeks of neglect, the artist finally returned to his canvas, eager to dust off the cobwebs of creativity.

The computer had been idle for months, and it was necessary to dust off the cobwebs before starting any work.

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After months of neglect, she decided to dust off the cobwebs from her workout gear and hit the gym.

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Seeking intellectual stimulation, she attended a philosophy seminar to dust off the cobwebs from her contemplative mind.

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She decided to dust off the cobwebs of her old manuscript and finally start revising it.

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After years of neglect, it was time to dust off the cobwebs and breathe new life into the neglected garden.

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Before the big event, they needed to dust off the cobwebs and practice their performance.

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They planned to dust off the cobwebs in their relationship by going on a romantic getaway.

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After years of neglect, the historic building finally got a makeover to dust off the cobwebs of time.