Definition
Definition of revivable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
restoration or activityRare able to be brought back to a former state or activityRare
- The old system is revivable with some effort.
2.
resurrectionRare capable of being brought back to lifeRare
- The plant looked dead but was still revivable.
Origin of revivable
Latin, re (again) + vivere (live)
Examples of revivable in a sentence
That historic building remains revivable with structural repairs. The old manuscript was considered revivable by experts. The tradition was ancient but still revivable.
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- French:récupérable, réanimable, ...
- German:wiederherstellbar, wiederbelebbar, ...
- Italian:revivibile, resuscitabile, ...
- Spanish:recuperable, revivible, ...
- Portuguese:revivível, ...
- Chinese:可恢复的, 可复活的, ...
- Japanese:復活可能な, 復活できる, ...
- Arabic:قابِل لِلإِحْياء, قابِل لِلاِنْعاش, ...
- Hebrew:בָּר-הֲחָיָה, נִיתָן לְהַחֲיוֹת, ...
- Russian:восстановимый, оживляемый, ...
- Ukrainian:відновлюваний, оживляємий, ...
- Hindi:पुनर्स्थापनीय, पुनर्जीवित, ...
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