revive

Definition for revive

verb as in start again; bring back to life

Strongest matches

arouse, encourage, energize, invigorate, overcome, quicken, recover, rejuvenate, rekindle, renew, renovate, repair, restore, resurrect, resuscitate, revitalize, strengthen

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animate, awaken, brighten, cheer, comfort, console, enkindle, enliven, exhilarate, gladden, inspirit, please, rally, reanimate, recondition, refresh, relieve, rouse, solace

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bounce back, breathe new life into, bring around, bring to, come around, come to life, make whole, snap out of it, spring up, touch up, wake up

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It isn't "finicky" like some, can be frozen and revived without trouble, and is unusually good at hosting foreign DNA.

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Most of the stores earmarked for closure are in North America and its chief executive said the revamp would reduce wait times and help revive sales.

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The prospect of a revival of “The Night of the Iguana,” a Tennessee Williams play rarely revived anymore, seemed like a luxury I wasn’t sure I could afford in the ongoing political emergency.

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Lattouf's dismissal triggered a wave of public outrage and created turmoil at the ABC - raising questions over its independence and reviving concerns over how it supports employees, particularly those who are culturally diverse.

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Cooper said extremists on both sides were seeking to abandon any prospect of a two-state solution, which the UK had a moral obligation to revive.

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