Revive and Wake

Revive

Revive verb - To bring back to life, practice, or activity.

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Wake and revive are semantically related In some cases you can use "Wake" instead a verb "Revive".

Nearby Words: revival, reviving, reviver

Wake verb - To cause to stop sleeping.

Usage example: my banging around in the kitchen woke my wife

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Revive and wake are semantically related in evoke topic. Sometimes you can use "Revive" instead a verb "Wake".

Nearby Words: waken, waking, wakened, wakeful, wakening

love	revive love	wake love
character	revive character	wake character
man	revive man	wake man
people	revive people	wake people
Other words: master, wife, interest, god, parents, way, world, dead, goddess, dog, patient, queen, dragon, anyone, everyone, times.

Water Wake-up: Kane uses a bucket of water to revive Harvey after their stable fight.

Source: Film / High Noon
Please Wake Up: If you're playing multi-player and one of the characters is KO'd, another player has to go and revive them before a timer runs out.

Source: Video Game / Scott Pilgrim
Please Wake Up: This version of the ending has Benno find Siegfried's body and try to revive him, before giving up and carrying him away.

Source: Theatre / Swan Lake

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