0 present participle of revive --
1 to come or bring something back to life, health, existence, or use: --
Continuing or reviving its composition could have upset the newly budding amity in the monastery.
The reason for reviving this research is, however, not necessarily to achieve atomic resolution but rather to assess conformational changes occurring in this intriguing complex.
He was, in fact, showing signs of reviving.
Nationalist themes struck a chord in a country reviving itself as a major power after over a century of humiliating weakness.
Young people stared uncomprehendingly; the middleaged remembered some, but would not think of reviving them in conversation; only the old smiled nostalgically.
The positive externalities associated with resource investments are in the nature of reviving or creating water bodies such as percolation tanks/replenishment mechanisms.
The same thing applies to encouraging people's minds today and to promoting the opportunity of reviving the nation.
In effect, the civic elite attempted to legitimize its authority through reviving an 'ancient' public spectacle.
