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Meanings of revitalisation in English

Portuguese
ressurreição

Bringing again into activity and prominence.

ressurreição
Usage of revitalisation in English
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The agency is looking after New Zealand's largest urban revitalisation in the area.
Radio NZ
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Holbeck is a poor area, left behind during the revitalisation of the city.
The Guardian
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The other planks of its revitalisation strategy include new media platforms and international expansion.
The Guardian
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He may, however, take some comfort from the apparent revitalisation of the duty-free debate.
The Irish Times
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His current focus is on the revitalisation of the Maori language using digital technology.
Radio NZ
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The briefing was blanked out where it listed the key remediation and revitalisation projects.
Radio NZ
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Mr Taiuru said the internet and application development were proving crucial to language revitalisation efforts.
Radio NZ
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Emphasis on the revitalisation of sustainable local agriculture systems.
The Guardian
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A call for the revitalisation of rustic school camps.
Radio NZ
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Those areas have enjoyed a revitalisation through gentrification, and as a result, property values improved considerably.
News.com.au
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Seen from the perspective of the City, this revitalisation of a largely moribund industry is welcome.
The Guardian
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He said the figures were an indication that the revitalisation efforts in the past were working.
Radio NZ
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Taranaki's Maori language revitalisation organisation has won national recognition for the third time in a row.
Radio NZ
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Language revitalisation initiatives thrive, because of your commitment.
Radio NZ
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Ms Ardern is not the first to realise that New Zealand's abiding relationships in Europe require revitalisation.
Radio NZ
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The revitalisation of her faculties also awakens the grief etched deep in the seat of her hypothalamus.
Future Lovecraft
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