Advance and Revival

Advance

Advance noun - An instance of notable progress in the development of knowledge, technology, or skill.

Usage example: under her new teacher, the aspiring violinist has made noticeable advances in her technique in just a few weeks

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Revival and advance are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Revival" instead a noun "Advance".

Revival noun - Bringing again into activity and prominence.

Usage example: a revival of a neglected play by Moliere

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Advance and revival are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Advance" instead a noun "Revival".

good	good advance	good revival
full	full advance	full revival
short	short advance	short revival
original	original advance	original revival
Other adjectives: single, romantic, successful, big, major, recent.

This only applies to instant death spells (and revival spells, which are usually not worth the effort), and fixed in the Game Boy Advance remake.

Source: Good Bad Bugs / Role-Playing Game
Revival skills only trigger when you advance a round in the battle.

Source: Video Game / Terra Battle
Super Turbo Revival on the Game Boy Advance had a pretty terrible one wherein, if the player managed to reach Akuma in arcade mode, the game would lock up on a glitchy picture of him and upon resetting, all of their Time Attack and Survival records would be glitched beyond repair.

Source: Video Game / Street Fighter II

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