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vivify

How to use vivify in a sentence

Thence must issue those poignant darts that newly vivify the expiring embers of languishing love.'

CAMILLAFANNY BURNEY

Light—to vivify the stifling air, which died as this man was dying—as I should die—in blinding mirk!

LAZARREMARY HARTWELL CATHERWOOD

The winds from the sea, southward blowing, unloaded their mists to vivify its ivy and myrtle.

So, also, it ought to vivify pantomime and accompany the stage pictures.

Turn back observantly into your own youth, and awaken, warm, and vivify the eternal youth of your mind.

It will vivify the play again, and make the characters live in your memory as mere reading never will.

PUBLIC SPEAKINGCLARENCE STRATTON

Must not the kindly warmth awaken and vivify the seed, in order that the stem may spring up and rejoice in the light?

It cannot vivify one fraction of a summer field, or give names to half a dozen stars.

HOWARDS ENDE. M. FORSTER

Though these may be located in different parts, she does not divide as they do, she does not split up to vivify each individual.

It remained for slight, almost fragile, Maude Adams to vivify and give the character an enduring interpretation.

CHARLES FROHMAN: MANAGER AND MANISAAC FREDERICK MARCOSSON AND DANIEL FROHMAN

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