Revived and Vital

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Revived adjective - Made or become fresh in spirits or vigor.

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Vital and revived are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Vital" instead an adjective "Revived".

Nearby Words: revival, reviving, reviver

Vital adjective - Having active strength of body or mind.

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Revived and vital are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Revived" instead an adjective "Vital".

Nearby Words: vitality, vitally, vitalize, vitalism

In Starslip, Quine's vital role as Protocol Officer means he is equipped to be automatically revived in a fresh clone body any time he dies, which makes him a convenient frequent target for death.

Source: They Killed Kenny Again aka: They Killed Kenny
Lewis's That Hideous Strength, a revived Merlin plays a vital role in defeating Satanically-corrupted science.

Source: Myth / Merlin
The doctor who takes Madeline's vital signs after her tumble down the stairs, who's initially skeptical about her "revival", ends up needing to be revived himself and dies shortly after.

Source: Film / Death Becomes Her

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