Definition for Revival:

• an evangelistic meeting intended to reawaken interest in religion

Synonyms for Revival:

• n.

  •
  • debut,
  • booking,
  • refreshment,
  • command performance,
  • renewal,
  • act,
  • cheering,
  • reversion,
  • draw,
  • appearance,
  • renaissance,
  • curtain raiser,
  • double bill,
  • awakening,
  • double feature,
  • display,
  • return,
  • improvement.
  •
  • benediction,
  • the Book of Common Prayer,
  • catechism,
  • celebrate,
  • preaching,
  • meeting,
  • baptize,
  • call down,
  • baptise,
  • anthem,
  • amen.
  •
  • greatness,
  • the big time,
  • triumph,
  • success,
  • victory,
  • health,
  • awareness,
  • results,
  • fortune,
  • luck.
  •
  • continue.
  •awakening (noun)
  • waking up,
  • wakings,
  • rousing,
  • activation,
  • vivication,
  • Arousals,
  • activations,
  • arousal,
  • stirring up.
  •comeback (noun)
  • re turn,
  • re-turns,
  • re bounds,
  • re turns,
  • re-bounds,
  • Re-turn,
  • re bound,
  • re-bound.
  •conversion (noun)
  • regeneration.
  •face-lift (noun)
  • facelift,
  • New Look,
  • rhytidectomy.
  •rebirth (noun)
  • metempsychosis.
  •rebirth, reawakening (noun)
  • recrudescence,
  • risorgimento,
  • Enkindling,
  • revivification,
  • Freshening,
  • resurgence,
  • consolation,
  • Reanimation,
  • quickening,
  • revitalization.
  •recovery (noun)
  • convalescence,
  • retrieval,
  • healings,
  • recuperation,
  • reinvigoration,
  • Convalescences,
  • up turn.
  •rejuvenation (noun)
  • rechargings,
  • re-charging,
  • re charging.
  •renaissance (noun)
  • re nascences,
  • re-awakenings,
  • invigorations,
  • re-awakening,
  • re-generations,
  • re-generation,
  • re generation,
  • re-naissances,
  • re-nascence,
  • re generations,
  • reawakenings,
  • re-vitalizations,
  • re awakenings,
  • re-naissance,
  • new dawns,
  • re awakening,
  • re naissance,
  • re naissances,
  • re-nascences,
  • re vitalizations,
  • re-vitalization,
  • re nascence,
  • re vitalization.
  •renewal (noun)
  • re formations,
  • re fillings,
  • re-filling,
  • refillings,
  • re commencements,
  • re-opening,
  • re-formations,
  • re opening,
  • re-plenishment,
  • re-fillings,
  • re plenishment,
  • recommencements,
  • re-plenishments,
  • re commencement,
  • re plenishments,
  • re filling,
  • re-commencement,
  • re openings,
  • re-openings,
  • re-commencements.
  •repossession (noun)
  • re-coup,
  • re possessions,
  • re possession,
  • re-coups,
  • re-possessions,
  • re coup,
  • re coups,
  • re-possession.
  •reproduction (noun)
  • mimeo,
  • re-creations,
  • offprint,
  • reprinting,
  • reenactments,
  • lookalike,
  • look-alike,
  • reprintings,
  • re-creation,
  • look alike,
  • Xray,
  • Photostats,
  • Reenactment,
  • PICS,
  • offprints,
  • mimeographs,
  • REPRO,
  • Spawning,
  • chip off old block,
  • flimsies,
  • re-enactment,
  • STATS,
  • STAT,
  • photo copy,
  • mimeograph,
  • pix,
  • pic,
  • transcription,
  • transcriptions.
  •restoration (noun)
  • reinstatement,
  • repatriations,
  • Reestablishment,
  • Redintegration,
  • reinstitution,
  • remaking,
  • instauration,
  • rebuildings,
  • re-establishment,
  • repatriation.
  •resurrection (noun)
  • re-appearances,
  • re appearances,
  • return life,
  • re appearance,
  • re-appearance.
  •revitalisation (noun)
  • revitalisation.
  •revival (noun)
  • revival meeting.
  •rite (noun)
  • sacrament,
  • wedlock,
  • service,
  • convocation,
  • mass,
  • Siddur,
  • celebration,
  • holiday,
  • observance,
  • marriage,
  • baptism,
  • novena,
  • matrimony,
  • transubstantiation,
  • missal,
  • eucharist,
  • ritual,
  • evensong,
  • remembrance,
  • solemnization,
  • sacrifice,
  • communion,
  • ceremony,
  • canon,
  • initiation,
  • rite,
  • confirmation,
  • last rites,
  • christening,
  • vesper,
  • liturgy,
  • nones.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • reactivation,
  • resuscitation,
  • renascence.
  •
  • continuation.

Paraphrases for Revival:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    revitalization.
  • Proper noun, singular
    revitalization, resurgence, reconstitution, revitalisation.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    reactivation, reinvigoration, revitalization, resurgence, reconstitution, revitalisation.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    renaissance, resuscitation, rebirth.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    resurrection, renaissance, resuscitation, rebirth.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    renewal, revitalized, renewed, reconvened, re-established.
  • Proper noun, singular
    renewal, restoration, Survivors, replenishment, revive.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    recommencement, upturn, reappearance, Reestablishment, retrieval, restarting, re-enactment, renewal, restoration, Reanimation, re-launching, Reemergence, re-establishment, reconvening, recurrence, upswing, Reenactment, reorganization, recuperation, reopening, revaluation, stimulation, reintroduction, recrudescence, re-opening, surge, restocking, pick-up, Regrowth, neighborhood, turnaround, repossession, relapse, Restauration, refurbishment, reoccurrence.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    re-establishment.
  • Proper noun, singular
    rejuvenation, recovery, rehabilitation.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    re-emergence, upsurge, invigoration, renovation, rejuvenation, recovery, replenishment, rehabilitation.

Antonyms for Revival:

• n.

  • rebirth, reawakening
    killing, suppression, destruction.
  • Other antonyms:
    expiration, death.

Revival Sentence Examples:

• Fellers that never even done any courtin', so fer as I know, are gittin' married to girls that ain't had a beau since the Methodist revival in nineteen - ten.

• This dress looked well when in fashion; but a few years after the vogue had passed, its revival suggested a masquerade.

Homophones for Revival:

• replay, revalue, ravioli, ruble, ruefully, rubel, rubble, reveal, roble, rifle, repeal, rape oil, reveille, repel, rubella, Ruhr Valley, revel, ripple, ravel, repayable, rebel, riffle, refuel, rouble, rival, rueful, raffle, raphael, ruffle, refill, rubeola, reply, rabble, revile, rappel, robolo.