What is another word for revival?
486 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ ɹɪvˈa͡ɪvə͡l], [ ɹɪvˈaɪvəl], [ ɹ_ɪ_v_ˈaɪ_v_əl]
Revival is the act of bringing something back to life, or to renew something. There are several synonyms for revival, including renaissance, resurgence, rejuvenation, rebirth, and revitalization. Each of these synonyms suggests a new beginning or awakening, as something previously dormant is brought back to life. Renaissance suggests a revival of art, culture or learning. Resurgence implies a comeback or unexpected surge of energy. Rejuvenation implies a restoration of youth and vitality. Rebirth implies a dramatic change that elevates it to a new level. Finally, revitalization suggests a reinvigoration of something that had become tired or stale. These synonyms are frequently used in various contexts, such as business, health, spirituality, or politics.
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Similar words for revival:
- awakening (noun)
- comeback (noun)
- face-lift (noun)
- recovery (noun)
- rejuvenation (noun)
- renaissance (noun)
- renewal (noun)
- repossession (noun)
- reproduction (noun)
- restoration (noun)
- resurrection (noun)
- rite (noun)
Synonyms for Revival:
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- the big time .
- invigorations ,
- new dawns ,
- re awakening ,
- re awakenings ,
- re generation ,
- re generations ,
- re naissance ,
- re naissances ,
- re nascence ,
- re nascences ,
- re vitalization ,
- re vitalizations ,
- re-awakening ,
- re-awakenings ,
- re-generation ,
- re-generations ,
- re-naissance ,
- re-naissances ,
- re-nascence ,
- re-nascences ,
- re-vitalization ,
- re-vitalizations ,
- reawakenings .
- re commencement ,
- re commencements ,
- re filling ,
- re fillings ,
- re formations ,
- re opening ,
- re openings ,
- re plenishment ,
- re plenishments ,
- re-commencement ,
- re-commencements ,
- re-filling ,
- re-fillings ,
- re-formations ,
- re-opening ,
- re-openings ,
- re-plenishment ,
- re-plenishments ,
- recommencements ,
- refillings .
- PICS ,
- Photostats ,
- REPRO ,
- Reenactment ,
- STAT ,
- STATS ,
- Spawning ,
- Xray ,
- chip off old block ,
- flimsies ,
- look alike ,
- look-alike ,
- lookalike ,
- mimeo ,
- mimeograph ,
- mimeographs ,
- offprint ,
- offprints ,
- photo copy ,
- pic ,
- pix ,
- re-creations ,
- re-enactment ,
- reenactments ,
- reprintings ,
- transcription ,
- transcriptions .
- Siddur ,
- baptism ,
- canon ,
- celebration ,
- ceremony ,
- christening ,
- communion ,
- confirmation ,
- convocation ,
- eucharist ,
- evensong ,
- holiday ,
- initiation ,
- last rites ,
- liturgy ,
- marriage ,
- mass ,
- matrimony ,
- missal ,
- nones ,
- novena ,
- observance ,
- remembrance ,
- rite ,
- ritual ,
- sacrament ,
- sacrifice ,
- service ,
- solemnization ,
- transubstantiation ,
- vesper ,
- wedlock .
Other synonyms:
- comeback ,
- reactivation ,
- rebirth ,
- rejuvenation ,
- renascence ,
- reproduction ,
- restoration ,
- resumption ,
- resuscitation .
- continuation .
- resurrection .
- continue .
Other relevant words:
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- Beadroll ,
- Dulia ,
- Ebenezer ,
- Enkindling ,
- Exercises ,
- Freshening ,
- Hyperdulia ,
- NEW DAWN ,
- Palingenesy ,
- Prayers ,
- Reanimation ,
- Reclaiming ,
- Reconversion ,
- Recoupment ,
- Reestablishment ,
- Refocillation ,
- Regalement ,
- Regeneracy ,
- Regenerateness ,
- Regenesis ,
- Rejuvenescence ,
- Replevin ,
- Replevy ,
- Restoral ,
- Resurrection of the dead ,
- Reviction ,
- Reviviscence ,
- Trover ,
- Undersong ,
- Watch meeting ,
- Zealotism ,
- about-face ,
- accommodation ,
- act ,
- adaptation ,
- adjustment ,
- advance ,
- advancement ,
- alteration ,
- amelioration ,
- amen ,
- amendment ,
- animation ,
- anthem ,
- apostasy ,
- appearance ,
- ascent ,
- assembly ,
- awakening ,
- awareness ,
- bait ,
- baptise ,
- baptize ,
- bedtime prayer ,
- benediction ,
- bettering ,
- betterment ,
- bibliolatry ,
- booking ,
- boost ,
- bracer ,
- bracing ,
- break ,
- camp meeting ,
- catechism ,
- celebrate ,
- change ,
- change of allegiance ,
- change of heart ,
- change of mind ,
- changeableness ,
- charismatic movement ,
- charismatic renewal ,
- cheering ,
- church ,
- church service ,
- collect ,
- compline ,
- consolation ,
- continuity ,
- convalescence ,
- convention ,
- conversion ,
- copy ,
- cordial ,
- cult ,
- cure ,
- debut ,
- defection ,
- degeneration ,
- deterioration ,
- deviation ,
- devotions ,
- difference ,
- discontinuity ,
- display ,
- divergence ,
- diversification ,
- diversion ,
- diversity ,
- divine service ,
- draw ,
- duplication ,
- duty ,
- energizing ,
- enhancement ,
- enlivenment ,
- enrichment ,
- escalation ,
- eugenics ,
- euthenics ,
- exhilaration ,
- face-lift ,
- fanaticism ,
- fitting ,
- flip-flop ,
- fortune ,
- furtherance ,
- gain ,
- glossolalia ,
- gradual change ,
- greatness ,
- hash up ,
- headway ,
- healing ,
- health ,
- imitation ,
- improvement ,
- increase ,
- intercession ,
- invigoration ,
- invocation ,
- latria ,
- lauds ,
- lift ,
- litany ,
- looking back ,
- luck ,
- matins ,
- meeting ,
- melioration ,
- memory ,
- mend ,
- mending ,
- metempsychosis ,
- mitigation ,
- modification ,
- modulation ,
- new beginning ,
- new birth ,
- new edition ,
- none ,
- office ,
- orison ,
- overthrow ,
- overzealousness ,
- palingenesis ,
- paternoster ,
- pentecostalism ,
- petition ,
- pick-me-up ,
- pick-up ,
- pickup ,
- prayer ,
- prayer meeting ,
- preaching ,
- preferment ,
- prime ,
- progress ,
- progression ,
- promotion ,
- qualification ,
- quicken ,
- quickening ,
- radical change ,
- rally ,
- ransom ,
- re-creation ,
- re-formation ,
- realignment ,
- reanimate ,
- reawakening ,
- rebuilding ,
- recapture ,
- reclaim ,
- reclamation ,
- recollection ,
- reconstitution ,
- reconstruction ,
- recoup ,
- recover ,
- recreation ,
- recrudescence ,
- recuperate ,
- recuperation ,
- redemption ,
- redesign ,
- redoing ,
- reexperiencing ,
- refashioning ,
- refection ,
- reform ,
- reformation ,
- refresh ,
- refreshing ,
- refreshment ,
- refurbishment ,
- regain ,
- regainment ,
- regale ,
- regenerate ,
- regeneration ,
- rehabilitation ,
- reincarnation ,
- reinstatement ,
- reinstitution ,
- reinvigoration ,
- reissue ,
- rejuvenate ,
- relief ,
- reliving ,
- remaking ,
- reminiscence ,
- renaissance ,
- renew ,
- renewal ,
- renovate ,
- renovation ,
- reoccupation ,
- reorganization ,
- repair ,
- repetition ,
- replacement ,
- repossess ,
- repossession ,
- reprint ,
- reprinting ,
- request ,
- reshaping ,
- restitution ,
- restore ,
- restructuring ,
- results ,
- resume ,
- resurfacing ,
- resurgence ,
- resurrect ,
- resuscitate ,
- retake ,
- retaking ,
- retrieval ,
- retrieve ,
- retrospection ,
- return ,
- returning ,
- reversal ,
- reversion ,
- revision ,
- revitalisation ,
- revitalization ,
- revitalize ,
- revival meeting ,
- revivalism ,
- revivescence ,
- revivification ,
- revivify ,
- revolution ,
- rise ,
- risorgimento ,
- rogation ,
- salvage ,
- sanctimony ,
- second wind ,
- sext ,
- shift ,
- stimulation ,
- success ,
- sudden change ,
- supplication ,
- switch ,
- tierce ,
- tonic ,
- total change ,
- transition ,
- triumph ,
- turn ,
- turnabout ,
- upbeat ,
- upheaval ,
- uplift ,
- upping ,
- upsurge ,
- upswing ,
- uptrend ,
- upturn ,
- upward mobility ,
- variation ,
- variety ,
- vespers ,
- victory ,
- vigil ,
- vigils ,
- virginal ,
- vitalization ,
- vivification ,
- watch night ,
- worsening ,
- youth ,
- zeal ,
- zealotry ,
- zealousness .
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How to use "Revival" in context?
Revival is a process of becoming animated or active after a period of inactivity or death. It may refer to either a physical or spiritual revival. Revival can be marked by a change in energy, mood, enthusiasm and activity.
Physically, people may experience a renewal of energy as their cells start to work again. Psychologically, people may experience a revival in their spirits after they have had a period of despair. Socially, revival can be seen as a time when people come together to re-establish or improve a community or society.
Paraphrases for Revival:
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Equivalence
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Adjective
revitalization.
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Proper noun, singular
resurgence, revitalisation, revitalization, reconstitution.
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Noun, singular or mass
resurgence, revitalisation, revitalization, reconstitution, reinvigoration, reactivation.
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Adjective
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Reverse Entailment
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Proper noun, singular
rebirth, renaissance, resuscitation.
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Noun, singular or mass
rebirth, renaissance, resurrection, resuscitation.
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Proper noun, singular
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Independent
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Adjective
renewal, renewed, revitalized, reconvened, re-established.
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Proper noun, singular
renewal, replenishment, restoration, revive, Survivors.
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Noun, singular or mass
neighborhood, re-establishment, reappearance, recommencement, recrudescence, recuperation, recurrence, reintroduction, relapse, renewal, reorganization, repossession, restoration, retrieval, revaluation, stimulation, surge, turnaround, upturn, Reanimation, Reemergence, Reenactment, Reestablishment, Regrowth, Restauration, refurbishment, reopening, reoccurrence, reconvening, restocking, restarting, upswing, re-enactment, re-opening, pick-up, re-launching.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Adjective
re-establishment.
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Proper noun, singular
recovery, rehabilitation, rejuvenation.
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Noun, singular or mass
invigoration, recovery, rehabilitation, rejuvenation, renovation, replenishment, upsurge, re-emergence.
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Adjective
Homophones for Revival:
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turned-up
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