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Meanings of vivify (vivifying) in English
Synonyms
Examples for "repair"
Examples for "repair"
1
Montero said she did know whether the government would repair her home.
2
Answer no to all prompts: list but don't repair any problems found.
3
However, for many inherited diseases, treatment will likely require genetic repair pre-transplantation.
4
The fact is, state and local governments constantly repair highways and bridges.
5
This includes £6bn to help local authorities repair the local road network.
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Critics say the new law will hardly help revive the floundering economy.
2
Analysts said the new laptop may help revive the ailing PC market.
3
However, officials believe the new site and accompanying facilities will revive attendances.
4
The talks concern a possible partnership, which is needed to revive business.
5
Democratic leaders have said they have no plans to revive that power.
1
An illogical, unreasoning hope began to quicken his heart as he dressed.
2
He perished in body so as to quicken others by the spirit.
3
Often trumpets sounded and the motion of the troops seemed to quicken.
4
Behold I have longed after thy precepts: quicken me in thy justice.
5
Here the most favorable event happened to quicken and encourage their advance.
1
Models could therefore recreate biosignatures of cognitive dysfunction irrespective of disease state.
2
The question becomes: Which aspects of this do we strive to recreate?
3
Job Simulator goes some way to recreate the experience of pre-pandemic employment.
4
I really wasn't in a hurry to recreate that particular historical precedent.
5
After that, I hope to be able to recreate my creative faculty.
1
Golems need to have a spell on their body to animate them.
2
Certainly there is nothing terribly exotic in the chemicals that animate us.
3
These are the same feelings that animate the lowest and basest mob.
4
The unexpected fervour of this grunt seemed to animate the little model.
5
It is positive, persistent, prevalent, the whole animate existence expressed in it.
1
In that sense, it may make more sense to renovate, she said.
2
And government can't afford to build toll roads or renovate ports alone.
3
You should also absolutely not volunteer that you are going to renovate.
4
The grand plan is to renovate 84 buildings in Joburg's Inner City.
5
These will neither renovate nor conserve what is most precious in life.
1
The former strove in vain to reanimate the courage of his followers.
2
I'm trying to reanimate human life using parts of several dead people.
3
Return, I command thee, and reanimate this lifeless tenement of your soul.
4
Then the patients will die, and in due course start to reanimate.
5
There we could reanimate Los with your ability to spell in Language Prime.
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We fade as the leaf, and the leaf fades only to revivify.
2
It has the potential to revivify the Government, but also to disassemble it.
3
I'll love you to life again; revivify you with my imagination.
4
The Malaysian companies said the redevelopment of the site will revivify south-west central London.
5
He was able to revivify a dusty document as well as a personal experience.
Usage of vivifying in English
1
On the mountain tops we breathe a purer and more vivifying air.
2
In this way we charge our seven-and-twenty flasks with clean vivifying mountain air.
3
It acts by inspiration, quickening and vivifying the natures subject to its influence.
4
Rachael drank the vivifying fluid, and her nerves responded at once.
5
Bob felt a sudden rush of most extraordinary and vivifying emotion.
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Something new and vivifying sprang to life in his breast.
7
Travel had, in short, done its usual work of instructing and vivifying the mind.
8
Forever deprived of the vivifying warmth of the sun, they were vapid and colorless.
9
A rosy bloom visited her cheeks; a triumphant, subtle, vivifying, smile transfigured her face.
10
This Sun shone with a mild and benign, but with a powerful, vivifying light.
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It was curiously vivifying, and in it the diamonded atoms of light shook and danced.
12
Gently she turns it about in order to present every side to the vivifying light.
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But here was the vivifying, picture of civilised nature.
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It is to this hour, and at all hours, the vivifying influence in man's life.
15
In China it is the all-pervading, all-vivifying idea of social life, of religion, and of government.
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Even into the prison yard the breeze had brought the fresh vivifying air from the fields.
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Vivifying through the time
Vivifying across language varieties
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