What is another word for Reanimation?
Pronunciation:
[ ɹˌiːɐnɪmˈe͡ɪʃən], [ ɹˌiːɐnɪmˈeɪʃən], [ ɹ_ˌiː__ɐ_n_ɪ_m_ˈeɪ_ʃ_ə_n]
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Synonyms for Reanimation:
n.
• R and R (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)- restoration,
- reactivation,
- invigoration,
- revivification,
- renascence,
- Recrudescences,
- Reviviscence,
- revitalization,
- RR,
- risorgimento,
- rest and recuperation,
- recrudescence,
- resuscitation,
- revival,
- quickenings.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- retrieval,
- origination,
- generate,
- ideal,
- therapeutic,
- initiation,
- reelect,
- come back,
- armguard,
- muster,
- quinine water,
- reproductive memory,
- mass meeting,
- reorganisation,
- greening,
- paying back,
- saint,
- bring around,
- diversion,
- comforting,
- mobilise,
- excitement,
- sanative,
- turn back,
- fixing,
- take back,
- reincarnation,
- refreshful,
- positive feedback,
- deliver,
- overhaul,
- return key,
- exaltation,
- nonpareil,
- surrogate,
- verve,
- take,
- shake-up,
- rejoin,
- replacing,
- fixture,
- recall,
- arousal,
- accented,
- institution,
- input,
- switch,
- recapitulation,
- paragon,
- comfort,
- repay,
- devolve,
- amiable,
- render,
- salvation,
- income tax return,
- reclamation,
- damages,
- come up,
- fix,
- pick-me-up,
- renovate,
- soda,
- rallying,
- successor,
- quicken,
- alterative,
- issue,
- replica,
- amend,
- bait,
- revitalisation,
- keynote,
- introduction,
- innovation,
- bracing,
- reconstructive memory,
- twit,
- refilling,
- rebound,
- redress,
- call up,
- remediation,
- tonic water,
- solace,
- waking up,
- founding,
- retrovert,
- relieve,
- riposte,
- rag,
- remediate,
- recurrence,
- substitute,
- creation,
- give back,
- rectify,
- restorative,
- soda pop,
- give,
- foreplay,
- alternate,
- amends,
- remedial,
- wakening,
- revivify,
- pop,
- revert,
- genial,
- tease,
- life force,
- substitution,
- stimulus,
- repurchase,
- convalescence,
- revive,
- indemnification,
- resurrection,
- satisfying,
- regaining,
- liqueur,
- mend,
- mobilize,
- brio,
- transposition,
- brisk,
- breeding,
- redevelopment,
- vivification,
- regress,
- energy,
- nonsuch,
- buyback,
- curative,
- fall,
- deification,
- speedup,
- repair,
- beat up,
- stimulant,
- refreshing,
- payoff,
- soda water,
- spiritual rebirth,
- foundation,
- takings,
- nonesuch,
- procreation,
- exchange,
- fresh,
- drum up,
- shakeup,
- coming back,
- permutation,
- refund,
- pass,
- indemnity,
- shouting,
- vital force,
- tantalize,
- vivify,
- affable,
- taunt,
- ride,
- animate,
- muster up,
- tax return,
- tantalise,
- facts of life,
- bring back,
- getting even,
- acceleration,
- mending,
- razz,
- animation,
- summon,
- tonal,
- hark back,
- proceeds,
- replenishment,
- re-formation,
- solacement,
- rejoinder,
- vim,
- heal,
- conversion,
- replication,
- recreate,
- counter,
- yield,
- revival meeting.
- vitality,
- Regalement,
- spiritedness,
- metempsychosis,
- recovery,
- palingenesis,
- invigorates,
- second wind,
- exhilaration,
- reconstruction,
- reorganization,
- new birth,
- reinstatement,
- rehabilitation,
- return,
- renewal,
- resurgence,
- rejuvenation,
- cordial,
- tonic,
- rally,
- Regrowth,
- Reestablishment,
- rebirth,
- reproduction,
- regeneration,
- stimulation,
- bracer,
- Reviction,
- reinvigoration,
- refreshment,
- comeback,
- replacement,
- R and R,
- reanimate,
- renovation,
- retort,
- reappearance,
- recreation,
- Restoral,
- invigoratingly,
- refection,
- Rejuvenescence,
- reconstitution,
- apotheosis,
- renaissance,
- homecoming.
How to use "Reanimation" in context?
The science fiction trope of Reanimation is a staple in horror and science fiction, as it allows for the potential for stories in which the dead are brought back to life. Reanimation can come in a variety of forms, from scientifically induced resurrection to a witch's spell. Reanimated corpses are often ravenous and dangerous, as they are possessed by the anger, hatred, and desire for revenge of the person they were before they died.
Paraphrases for Reanimation:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Equivalence
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Noun, singular or mass
resuscitation.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Independent
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Noun, singular or mass
revival.
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Noun, singular or mass
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