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View definitions for reviver

reviver

noun as in bracer

noun as in pick-me-up

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Example Sentences

She’s now working to revive the entire institution of Native Southern Californian tattooing — not just the markings, but the method of hand-tapping them onto skin and the mix of beliefs and traditions within which they were given.

From Ozy

Their bill proposed reviving regulators’ previously stripped authority to analyze Dominion’s books and order rate reductions or refunds.

However, outbreaks like the eight cases on the Tennessee Titans just a few weeks into the season are reviving concerns.

Some are reviving virtual activities employed in the spring for the fall like offering storytime Zooms or nannies to Zoom with children while employees are in meetings.

From Digiday

The new CEO, Johnson, is trying to revive the business through partnerships.

From Fortune

He was, especially, a promoter of all good music and an earnest reviver of ancient Scotch melody.

Fernand Thesmar is the great reviver of plique--jour enamelling in France.

Thomas Rickman, the reviver and historian of Gothic architecture, practised as an architect in Birmingham.

It is a striking coincidence, that the same fate was shared by the French reviver; both alike sad examples of disturbed times!

He's the new kid reviver and polisher for that University you're runnin' here.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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