Invigoration (noun)

1. The action of invigorating someone or something; giving energy and strength to.
2. The state of being invigorated; feeling refreshed and full of energy.

Origin:

Early 17th century: from latin invigoratio(n-), from the verb invigorare (see invigorate).

Examples:

1. The brisk walk in the park gave her a much-needed invigoration.
2. The cool breeze had a reviving effect, bringing invigoration to the hot and tired travelers.
3. The beautiful scenery was a source of invigoration for the weary hikers.
4. A good night's sleep provided him with the invigoration he needed to tackle the next day's challenges.
5. The invigoration she felt after the massage was a welcome change from her usual tiredness.