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Meanings of the revival in English
Portuguese
the revival Spanish
the revival 
Usage of the revival in English
1
Yet the revival is threatened by political turmoil across the Irish Sea.
2
They must agree on a text before the revival can become law.
3
Will the revival of the currency be a feature of this year?
4
Alcuin connects the learning of England with the revival on the Continent.
5
Writer attended two events associated with the revival & tells about them.
6
This was what the First Consul called the revival of public instruction.
7
Nothing could have been more fortunate than the revival of the project.
8
That hope for the revival of trade must utterly be given up.
9
So is the revival of the pigrimage a sign of increased religiosity?
10
He sat down, overpowered by the revival of his fear and horror.
11
Saracens pulled themselves together enough to halt the revival there and then.
12
It was Deacon Snow,-theold Deacon,-comein to talk over the revival.
13
It was the revival of the mystery surrounding her mother and father.
14
With the revival of haut-bourgeois Hungary have come, inevitably, American institutions.
15
This was the first decisive step towards the revival of education in Connecticut.
16
But the revival of the Sungs was no part of the Mongol programme.