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Definition of revived - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
renewed activityrenewed or restored after decline or discontinuation
- The revived festival attracted thousands of visitors..
2.
restored vitalitybrought back to life or consciousness
- The revived patient thanked the doctors profusely..
3.
energyRare given new energy or spiritRare
- The revived festival attracted many visitors.
Expressions with revived
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brought back to life or success after destruction
The company was revived from the ashes after the financial crisis.
Origin of revived
Latin, revivere (to live again)
Terms with revived included in their meaning
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energy
revived or revitalized in energy or spirit
metaphorical
revived or restored after being inactive
revival
revived or restored after being inactive
project
completely abandoned and not to be revived
revival
old item still popular or revived
revival
revived or updated version of something old
revived
brought back to life or consciousness
revived
brought back to life or consciousness
renewal
renewed or revived
renewed
revived or renewed in a different form
renewal
revived or renewed
renewal
brought back or revived
emotion
hope that has been ignited or revived
emotion
stimulated or revived
medical
having no signs of life but still capable of being revived
entertainment
revived or renewed, especially a series or franchise
revival
brought back or revived
revived
restored to life or consciousness
revived
made active or effective again
revived
brought back into awareness
metaphor
revived or rediscovered layer or level
language
the official language of Israel, revived from ancient Hebrew
revived
having undergone a revival or resurgence
revived or renewed
restored to life or strength after being gone
Examples of revived in a sentence
A revived interest in art emerged. The revived flowers bloomed beautifully. She felt revived after a good night's sleep. The revived team showed remarkable performance. Her revived enthusiasm was contagious.
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- French:renouvelé, ressuscité, ...
- German:wiederbelebt, wiedererweckt, ...
- Italian:rinnovato, rianimato, ...
- Spanish:restaurado, resucitado, ...
- Portuguese:restaurado, reanimado, ...
- Chinese:复兴的, 复活的, ...
- Japanese:復活した, 生き返った, ...
- Arabic:مُجَدَّد, مُحْيا, ...
- Hebrew:מְחוּדָשׁ, מוּחְיֶה, ...
- Russian:возрождённый, оживший, ...
- Ukrainian:відроджений, відновлений, ...
- Hindi:पुनर्जीवित, नवजीवित, ...
Definition of revive - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
medicaltr. restore to life or consciousnesstr.
- Paramedics worked to revive the unconscious man..
2.
restorationtr./intr. restore to a previous condition or statetr./intr.
- Efforts were made to revive the old theater.
3.
popularitytr. bring back into use or popularitytr.
- The fashion designer revived the 80s style.
4.
theatertr. Rare UK make a new production of a playtr. Rare UK
- The director decided to revive the classic play.
Expressions with revive
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make someone feel better or more energetic
A hot shower revived his spirits after the exhausting match.
make someone feel happier or more hopeful again
Her kind words revived his spirits after the bad news.
make someone remember past events
The smell of the ocean revived old memories of childhood vacations.
make someone feel happy or hopeful again
The music helped revive spirits after the long day.
restore something that is inactive
The scientist aimed to revive the dead project with new funding.
Origin of revive
Latin, re- (again) + vivere (to live)
Examples of revive in a sentence
The lifeguard's quick actions helped revive the drowning swimmer. The team worked hard to revive the struggling project. She managed to revive the dying plant with care. The campaign aims to revive interest in local crafts. They plan to revive the old festival traditions. They plan to revive the musical next season.
Efforts to revive the play were successful.
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- French:ranimer, réactiver, ...
- German:wiederbeleben, restaurieren, ...
- Italian:rianimare, rivitalizzare, ...
- Spanish:revivir, restaurar, ...
- Portuguese:reanimar, reviver, ...
- Chinese:复活, 恢复, ...
- Japanese:生き返らせる, 復活させる, ...
- Arabic:أنعش, رَمَّم, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַחֲיוֹת, לְהַעֲלוֹת מֵחָדָשׁ, ...
- Russian:оживить, восстановить, ...
- Ukrainian:оживити, відновити, ...
- Hindi:होश में लाना, पुनर्स्थापित करना, ...
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