resuscitation

nounrevival

Synonyms for resuscitation

noun revival

recovery

noun. the process of regaining health

Word Origin & History

early 15c., from Old French resuscitation or directly from Late Latin resuscitationem (nominative resuscitatio), noun of action from past participle stem of resuscitare (see resuscitate).

Example Sentences for resuscitation

Diving, rescue and resuscitation of the drowning.Prerequisite: Hygiene 2.

He knew all the latest, most wonderful methods of resuscitation.

Be able to demonstrate the Sylvester and Schaefer methods of resuscitation.

It was the first time that he had been out to supper since his resuscitation.

We tried every means of resuscitation, but they were entirely ineffectual.

"There was a resuscitation of the family portraits, too, dear," she remarked.

The body was brought in, and every attempt at resuscitation was useless.

During the attempts at resuscitation a sailor boy offered his assistance.

Voltaire was intensely stirred by this resuscitation of horrors that he mistook for dead.

My resuscitation produced a hubbub of no ordinary character.

resuscitation

Synonyms for resuscitation

recovery

recuperation

renascence

repossession

retrieval

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recovery

recuperation

renascence

repossession

retrieval

Synonyms for resuscitation

reactivation