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• n  bringing again into activity and prominence

• Later his son Richard, 38, expanded the revivification claim, asserting that in 50 or 60 cases Oral and other ministers had raised the dead.
• Indeed his description of the attempted revivification of the Siege of Troy by a group of infant bandits could hardly be bettered, and his parody of The Married Life of Helen .
• No matter how many splendid old buildings are refurbished, downtown revivification does not necessarily follow.

• revival
• resurgence
• revitalization
• revitalisation