reviver
One who reanimates
A reviver is something or someone that brings back life, energy, or vitality.
The word appears most often in product names—skin revivers, hair revivers, fabric revivers—promising to restore freshness or vigor to something faded or tired.
A person who revives another, whether through CPR or encouragement, is technically a reviver, though the term sounds slightly awkward applied to people.
To fill with energy
- energizeSupply with vitality
- boostUpward push or increase
- rechargeRestore electrical capacity
- kick-startForcibly initiate progress
awaken · enliven · animate · vitalize · fortify · strengthen · galvanize · electrify
Invigorating medicinal drink
- elixirMythical healing draught
- balmHealing topical preparation
- salveTopical healing preparation
- cureTreatment that heals
remedy · potion · healing · therapy · medicine · restorative · cordial · pick-me-up
Emergency rescue person
- resuscitateRestore to consciousness
- CPREmergency revival technique
- defibrillatorHeart-shocking medical device
- paramedicPrehospital emergency caregiver
Return to earlier state
- renewMake valid again
- regenerateRestore by regrowing
- rehabilitateReturn to good condition
- reclaimTake back possession
recover · rebuild · reconstruct · renovate · overhaul · revamp · mend · repair
Methylxanthine stimulant compound
- coffeeBrewed bean beverage
- espressoConcentrated pressurized brew
- teaSteeped leaf beverage
- guaranaAmazonian stimulant plant
ginseng · mate · taurine · yerba · coca · matcha · double-shot
Revival from death
- reanimateRestore to life
- necromancyCommunicating with the deceased
- reawakenBecome alert again
- reincarnationSoul's rebirth after death
undead · zombie · Lazarus · Frankenstein · séance · raising · conjure · spirit
invigorate
To fill with energy
kick-start · awaken · enliven · animate · vitalize · fortify · strengthen · galvanize · electrify · activate
tonic
Invigorating medicinal drink
cure · remedy · potion · healing · therapy · medicine · restorative · cordial · pick-me-up · panacea
lifesaver
Emergency rescue person
- resuscitateRestore to consciousness
- CPREmergency revival technique
- defibrillatorHeart-shocking medical device
paramedic · emergency · antidote · ambulance · recovery · medic
restore
Return to earlier state
- renewMake valid again
- regenerateRestore by regrowing
- rehabilitateReturn to good condition
reclaim · recover · rebuild · reconstruct · renovate · overhaul · revamp · mend · repair · rehabilitator
caffeine
Methylxanthine stimulant compound
guarana · ginseng · mate · taurine · yerba · coca · matcha · double-shot
resurrection
Revival from death
- reanimateRestore to life
- necromancyCommunicating with the deceased
- reawakenBecome alert again
reincarnation · undead · zombie · Lazarus · Frankenstein · séance · raising · conjure · spirit · afterlife
splash
Liquid scattering on impact
cooling · breeze · quench · shower · dew · oasis · fountain · toner · aftershave · mint
- Palindromesmom, dad, pop, noon, level
- tonicstonic, health tonic, tonic water, herbal tonic, nerve tonic
reviverdrainer
Vessel for removing liquid
exhauster · sapper · weakener · waster · diminisher
reviversedative
Drug promoting calm
depressant · tranquilizer · suppressant · soporific · anesthetic
reviverkiller
One who causes death
destroyer · extinguisher · exterminator · eliminator · ender
- 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
revive, revival, revived, reviving, revives, revivalist, revivify, revivals, revivalism