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revival

bringing again into activity and prominence; "the revival of trade"; "a revival of a neglected play by Moliere"; "the Gothic revival in architecture"

an evangelistic meeting intended to reawaken interest in religion

Synonyms:

• Great Leap Forward,
• Mass,
• about-face,
• accommodation,
• adaptation,
• adjustment,
• advance,
• advancement,
• alteration,
• amelioration,
• amendment,
• animation,
• apostasy,
• ascent,
• awakening,
• bedtime prayer,
• bettering,
• betterment,
• bibliolatry,
• boost,
• bracer,
• bracing,
• break,
• camp meeting,
• change,
• change of allegiance,
• change of heart,
• change of mind,
• changeableness,
• charismatic gift,
• charismatic movement,
• charismatic renewal,
• church,
• church service,
• comeback,
• compline,
• constructive change,
• continuity,
• conversion,
• copy,
• cordial,
• defection,
• degeneration,
• degenerative change,
• deterioration,
• deviation,
• devotions,
• difference,
• discontinuity,
• divergence,
• diversification,
• diversion,
• diversity,
• divine service,
• duplication,
• duty,
• energizing,
• enhancement,
• enlivenment,
• enrichment,
• escalation,
• eugenics,
• euthenics,
• evening devotions,
• evensong,
• exercises,
• exhilaration,
• fanaticism,
• fitting,
• flip-flop,
• furtherance,
• gift of tongues,
• glossolalia,
• gradual change,
• headway,
• imitation,
• improvement,
• increase,
• invigoration,
• lauds,
• lift,
• liturgy,
• looking back,
• matins,
• meeting,
• melioration,
• memory,
• mend,
• mending,
• mitigation,
• modification,
• modulation,
• morning devotions,
• new birth,
• night song,
• none,
• nones,
• novena,
• office,
• overdevoutness,
• overpiousness,
• overreligiousness,
• overrighteousness,
• overthrow,
• overzealousness,
• palingenesis,
• palingenesy,
• pentecostalism,
• pick-me-up,
• pickup,
• praise meeting,
• prayer,
• prayer meeting,
• prayers,
• preferment,
• prime,
• prime song,
• progress,
• progression,
• promotion,
• public worship,
• qualification,
• quickening,
• radical change,
• ransom,
• re-creation,
• re-formation,
• realignment,
• reanimation,
• rebirth,
• rebuilding,
• recapture,
• reclaiming,
• reclamation,
• recollection,
• reconstitution,
• reconstruction,
• recoup,
• recoupment,
• recovery,
• recreation,
• recrudescence,
• recuperation,
• redemption,
• redesign,
• redoing,
• reedition,
• reestablishment,
• reexperiencing,
• refashioning,
• refection,
• reform,
• reformation,
• refreshing,
• refreshment,
• regainment,
• regale,
• regalement,
• regeneracy,
• regenerateness,
• regeneration,
• regenesis,
• reinstitution,
• reinvigoration,
• reissue,
• rejuvenation,
• rejuvenescence,
• reliving,
• remaking,
• remembrance,
• reminiscence,
• renaissance,
• renascence,
• renewal,
• renovation,
• reoccupation,
• reorganization,
• repetition,
• replevin,
• replevy,
• repossession,
• reprinting,
• reproduction,
• reshaping,
• restoration,
• restructuring,
• resumption,
• resurgence,
• resurrection,
• resuscitation,
• retake,
• retaking,
• retrieval,
• retrieve,
• retrospection,
• return,
• returning,
• reversal,
• revindication,
• revision,
• revitalization,
• revival meeting,
• revivalism,
• revivescence,
• revivescency,
• revivification,
• revolution,
• rise,
• salvage,
• sanctimony,
• second wind,
• second youth,
• service,
• sext,
• shift,
• stimulation,
• sudden change,
• switch,
• tent meeting,
• tierce,
• tonic,
• total change,
• transition,
• trover,
• turn,
• turnabout,
• undersong,
• upbeat,
• upheaval,
• uplift,
• upping,
• upsurge,
• upswing,
• uptrend,
• upturn,
• upward mobility,
• variation,
• variety,
• vesper,
• vespers,
• vigils,
• violent change,
• vitalization,
• vivification,
• watch meeting,
• watch night,
• watch-night service,
• worsening,
• youth,
• zeal,
• zealotism,
• zealotry,
• zealousness