0 present participle of resuscitate --
1 to bring someone or something back to life or wake someone or something: --
Her heart had stopped, but the doctors successfully resuscitated her.
Yet in other countries it seems clear that railways have succeeded in attracting passengers back from the roads and in resuscitating their branch lines.
It can be preserved in only two ways, and the first is by resuscitating the main industry there.
We are refurbishing the land and resuscitating our old, out-of-date factories.
That is as may be; but it does not help towards resuscitating our rather derelict houses.
We should embark on ways of resuscitating the economy.
The concept that a statement in a newspaper can galvanise this country in resuscitating manufacturing industry seems to be out of the question.
The initial cost of monitoring and resuscitating equipment for the trial was about £1,000 but the total cost of the trial cannot yet be estimated.
This will considerably assist us in developing our light industries and in resuscitating tin mining and other indigenous industries.
