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Meanings of reanimate by in English

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Usage of reanimate by in English
1
A living, breathing poet was wanting to reanimate by his touch the poesy that had slept so long.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 07, No. 41, March, 1861 / A Magazin...
2
They discover the body of the girl reanimated by Uncle Jimmy last week.
The Guardian
3
The fugitives, reanimated by the arrival of the reserve, immediately rallied in their rear.
Napoleon Bonaparte
4
Wherever he went the men took hold as though reanimated by an electric current.
The Rules of the Game
5
Then your corpse would have been reanimated by the contagion.
Once bitten, twice dead
6
Their bodies can be reanimated by malevolent spirits roaming the world in search of housing.
Deadly Décisions
7
By degrees, the old man was cheered and reanimated by the buoyancy and ardour of his sanguine companion.
Bracebridge Hall, or The Humorists
8
These are reanimated by an extra-terrestrial force; this is an infectious form of zombiedom that seems to be spread via biting.
Wired
9
These men, as already intimated, are very much like other men, easily depressed, and as easily reanimated by words of encouragement.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 12, No. 71, September, 1863 / A Mag...
10
'But this is quite an adventure,' said she, reanimated by the brisker flow of her blood.
Diana of the Crossways — Volume 2
11
We entrust our almost naked and fatigued bodies to it so that they may be reanimated by reposing between soft sheets and feathers.
Original Short Stories — Volume 06
12
His patriotic zeal had only been reanimated by his sufferings, and he was in haste to be in his place at the front again.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 20, No. 118, August, 1867 / A Magaz...