revive
Restore to life
To revive is to bring back to life, consciousness, or vigor.
A paramedic revives a drowning victim; coffee revives you in the morning.
The word extends to restoring things that have faded or lapsed: They're trying to revive the old downtown district.
A Broadway revival brings back a classic show.
Interest, hope, and memories can all be revived.
Capacity for spirited existence
- invigorateTo fill with energy
- freshnessState of being unspoiled
- replenishSupply anew
- energizeSupply with vitality
rekindle · reawaken · reanimate · refresh · reinvigorate · recharge · renewal · restore
Restore worn items
- reconditionRestore to good condition
- rehabilitateReturn to good condition
- reconstructBuild again from remains
- renovateRestore to good condition
repair · overhaul · remodel · retrofit · restore · update · modernize · renew
Restore after ending
- renaissancePeriod of renewed vitality
- reintroduceBring back into use
- rediscoverFind something forgotten
- rekindleRenew something dormant
reclaim · preserve · restore · renew · heritage · tradition · folk · customs
Gradual return to health
- convalescencePost-illness healing phase
- rehabilitationRecovery from injury/addiction
- therapyCurative mental treatment
- recoveryRegaining what was lost
restoration · regeneration · mending · renewal · strengthening · nursing · remission · rebound
Return after dormancy
- reboundReturn after deflection
- returnGo back again
- reappearanceComing back into view
- renaissancePeriod of renewed vitality
rebirth · reawakening · redemption · reinstatement · reestablishment · rekindling · revitalization · turnaround
Emergency revival technique
- defibrillationElectric cardiac rhythm reset
- resuscitationRestoring vital functions
- paramedicPrehospital emergency caregiver
- intubationPlacing airway tube
ventilation · AED · stabilize · cardiac · pulse · breathing · unconscious · responder
vitality
Capacity for spirited existence
- invigorateTo fill with energy
- freshnessState of being unspoiled
- replenishSupply anew
energize · rekindle · reawaken · reanimate · refresh · reinvigorate · recharge · renewal · restore · enliven
refurbish
Restore worn items
- reconditionRestore to good condition
- rehabilitateReturn to good condition
- reconstructBuild again from remains
renovate · repair · overhaul · remodel · retrofit · restore · update · modernize · renew · rebuild
resurrect
Restore after ending
- renaissancePeriod of renewed vitality
- reintroduceBring back into use
- rediscoverFind something forgotten
rekindle · reclaim · preserve · restore · renew · heritage · tradition · folk · customs · classical
recuperation
Gradual return to health
- convalescencePost-illness healing phase
- rehabilitationRecovery from injury/addiction
- therapyCurative mental treatment
recovery · restoration · regeneration · mending · renewal · strengthening · nursing · remission · rebound · wellness
resurgence
Return after dormancy
- reboundReturn after deflection
- returnGo back again
- reappearanceComing back into view
renaissance · rebirth · reawakening · redemption · reinstatement · reestablishment · rekindling · revitalization · turnaround · rally
CPR
Emergency revival technique
- defibrillationElectric cardiac rhythm reset
- resuscitationRestoring vital functions
- paramedicPrehospital emergency caregiver
intubation · ventilation · AED · stabilize · cardiac · pulse · breathing · unconscious · responder · emergency
- restorerebuild, reconstruct, refurbish, rehabilitate, renovate
- memoryremember, forget, recall, memorize, recollect
- verbsjump, be, speak, wait, do
- game actionsjump, select, run, tap, walk
- wellnesshealthy, wellness, fitness, exercise, nutrition
- encouragementencourage, encouraging, praises, hang in there, supports
- tent revivalOutdoor religious gathering under canvas
- spiritual revivalRenewed religious fervor
- religious revivalRenewed collective spiritual fervor
- cultural revivalRestoration of heritage practices
- great revival
- revival meetingsPublic religious renewal gatherings
revival, revived, reviving, revives, reviver, revivalist, revivify, revivals, revivalism