Revived is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REVIVED in dictionary:

VERB:
• REVIVE, to bring back to life or consciousness
• restore to life or consciousness
• regain life, consciousness, or strength
• give new strength or energy to
• restore interest in or the popularity of
• improve the position or condition of
ADJECTIVE:
• restored to consciousness or life or vigor
• given fresh life or vigor or spirit

Words related to REVIVED

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How to use REVIVED in a sentence

• The soft flakes melting on his face revived him, and sitting up he looked about him trying to remember where he was.
• This matter had almost disappeared from my mind, but the message from the station-master at Kraevesk revived it with the vividness of a sudden blow.
• Possibly it was the same recollection that revived something of the awkwardness he had felt then.
• But be his poems never so good, there is no reason why Loeben should be revived for the general reader.
• Conversation the most polished and brilliant revived her spirits.
• But Ubbe took to flight, and again attacked his father, having revived the war in Zealand.
• Moreover, it contributes to various other things which are revived by the excited life of that period.
• Their courage and confidence had revived, and with Mrs.
• But such fellows are extinguished with difficulty, and the cold water quickly revived him.
• His ebbing spirit was revived by the shock of an ardour like his own.
• The efficient manner in which you have carried out my humble suggestions has been a source of great encouragement to me and has revived confidence in my heart.
• Paul and the unconscious boy were taken ashore and conveyed to the back room of a saloon where a doctor soon revived both.
• No doubt the memory-image of the dog he has seen is then revived for him.
• Only that red floor and garden now remain, One glowing firelike in my glowing brain, One with smell, colour, sun and cloud revived again.
• The Belfast meeting of 1792 revived the vogue of the national instrument.
• She had revived for a brief period, but had again sunk into unconsciousness.
• And, when the Western Empire was revived under Charlemagne, they were in fact brought forward, and actually submitted to by half the island.
• When his interest in the theater revived, it was not as an actor but as a stage director that he wanted to work.
• During the same period Italy revived and nourished under the government of a Gothic king, who might have deserved a statue among the best and bravest of the ancient Romans.
• His keen personality waned and revived on his long, yellow countenance.
• Two or three more visits he paid there during the day, but not until night did he find Dan revived.
• Claude, whose spirits had revived amidst that martial odour, grew animated and pugnacious as he listened to the laughter of the public.
• Those were happy days, whole afternoons of mutual confidences when all their old determination to secure fame revived.
• Instantly the child revived, without a trace of sickness left upon him.
• Madame de Granville had with her, by chance, a bottle of salts, which revived the colonel for a moment.
• If the question on ordering the bill to a third reading is not carried, the bill is lost, unless revived by a vote of the house to reconsider.

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