What is another word for revival?
Pronunciation:
[ ɹɪvˈa͡ɪvə͡l], [ ɹɪvˈaɪvəl], [ ɹ_ɪ_v_ˈaɪ_v_əl]
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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:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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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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- dumpy, retrousse, blocky, chubby, podgy, pudgy, pug, retrousse, snub-nosed, squatty.