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Meanings of reviving in English
Tending to impart new life and vigor to.
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Examples for "renewing"
Examples for "renewing"
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The Government is renewing calls for an overhaul of the meat industry.
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China has responded by renewing earlier promises to open its markets further.
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I have spent this year renewing our alliances and forging new partnerships.
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I'm meeting new readers, seeing the coast, renewing acquaintances with doll collectors.
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There would be no use, for the present, in renewing the struggle.
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Conclusions: No specific restorative effect of CEA on cognitive functioning was observed.
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Funding for restorative justice and victim support should be increased, they say.
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Only the aluminium alloy contract looks in need of emergency restorative action.
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In court he requested a restorative justice meeting with the property owners.
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Hence, recent studies suggested that restorative therapies should combine neuroprotection and remyelination.
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The actor-singer will play a crucial role in revitalizing the web company.
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I salute them for going back to the beginning and revitalizing it.
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September is a revitalizing month, and great in terms of cash.
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We're focusing on new technologies revitalizing an old, generally unloved gadget.
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For invigoration or revitalizing, resort must be made to its primitive blood cause.
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But there is a path to revitalising your movements and, ultimately, power.
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The act of planting one is a symbol of revitalising the community.
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It is unknown what Syria's more detailed plans for revitalising tourism would be.
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He now has his sights set on revitalising the language of his ancestors.
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But one of his biggest successes has been revitalising James Beattie.
Usage of reviving in English
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Envoys said there are two main challenges to reviving the Geneva agreement.
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Athens had hoped reviving the asset sales would help kickstart the economy.
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Others complain her latest moves were overdue in reviving a shattered economy.
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Mr. GUTHRIE:-Wehave no intention of reviving the slave-tradein the District.
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Background: Thalidomide is reviving for its antiangiogenic effect on corneal neovascularization models.
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The plan is the latest test of reviving demand for commodity-related investments.
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The United States had made reviving Israeli-Palestinian negotiations one of its priorities.
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In the meanwhile, however, Bullroarer's gentler descendant was reviving in the drawing-room.
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She was reviving rapidly when the search party gave in their report.
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What made his father think he'd be interested in reviving this pastime?
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St. Bernard, reviving religious earnestness in the Church, took the same view.
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Now their creator Jon Hare is reviving them under a new name.
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Her strength was undoubtedly returning to her, the youth in her reviving.
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The artist chanced to be one on whom the reviving influence fell.
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In it, Sitharaman is expected to announce a host of economy-reviving measures.
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Anne felt no reviving hope roused in her by his last words.
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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