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revive
verb (revived , reviving )
1 tr & intr to come or bring someone back to consciousness, strength, health, vitality, etc.
2 tr & intr said of old customs, fashions, styles, etc: to come or bring back into use or fashion, to an active state, to notice, etc.
3 to perform (a play) again after a long time.
[15c: from French revivre , from Latin revivere to live again, from vivere to live]
revivability noun .
revivable adjective .
revivably adverb .
reviver noun
1 someone or something that revives.
2 a substance that renovates or restores eg colour, lustre, etc.
3 colloq a stimulant, especially an alcoholic drink.
reviving noun , adjective .
revivingly adverb .
verb (revived , reviving )
1 tr & intr to come or bring someone back to consciousness, strength, health, vitality, etc.
2 tr & intr said of old customs, fashions, styles, etc: to come or bring back into use or fashion, to an active state, to notice, etc.
3 to perform (a play) again after a long time.
[15c: from French revivre , from Latin revivere to live again, from vivere to live]
revivability noun .
revivable adjective .
revivably adverb .
reviver noun
1 someone or something that revives.
2 a substance that renovates or restores eg colour, lustre, etc.
3 colloq a stimulant, especially an alcoholic drink.
reviving noun , adjective .
revivingly adverb .
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