Revive and Waking

Revive

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

Waking and revive are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Waking" with "Revive", this verbs are similar.

Nearby Words: revival, reviving, reviver

Waking

Waking adjective - Marked by full consciousness or alertness.
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Synonyms for Waking

Revive and waking are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Revive" instead a verb "Waking".

Nearby Words: wake, waken, wakeful, waked

Both words in one sentence

  • Video Game / Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 One of Dracula's first acts upon waking up in the 21st century is to butcher a young girl and her parents to revive himself.
  • Series / Salem Anguished Declaration of Love: How season 2 ends, with John Alden waking up to find Mary's body beside him, after her having given the remainder of her blood to revive him.
  • The Baz Luhrmann movie William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet takes it to frustrating extremes, with Juliet's eyes actually fluttering moments before Romeo takes the poison, and Juliet waking up completely just in time to watch Romeo die — and for Romeo to see her revive, and realize what he's done.
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