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Significados de reanimated en inglés

Given fresh life or vigor or spirit.

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Uso de reanimated en inglés
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Rather, a zombie is simply a reanimated corpse, directed by a sorcerer.
Vampire forensics: uncovering the origins of an enduring legend
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At this intolerable assertion as he deemed it, Edward Gilder was reanimated.
Within the Law: From the Play of Bayard Veiller
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An important hunk of millennial culture is about to be reanimated online.
The Irish Times
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But these electromagnetic bolts of light aren't aimed at a soon-to-be-reanimated corpse.
Wired
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As they fell, he reanimated them and sent them against their fellows.
Arthas: rise of the lich king
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She gave him her hand, and its gentle touch reanimated his soul.
The Redemption of David Corson
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How might a reanimated man change people's ideas on life and death?
Wired
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We anticipated this risk from the first day we reanimated Riordan.
Fire With Fire
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The obstinacy of the alarm peal of Saint-Merry reanimated some fancies.
Les Misérables
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Father Fornier reanimated the Duke enough for the man to stand.
Surrender to the will of the night
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The momentary fire which had reanimated him was soon quenched by accumulating infirmities.
The Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus (Volume II)
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The fairy, however, provided an excellent breakfast, and the wine reanimated his spirits.
The Fairy Book / The Best Popular Stories Selected and Rendered ...
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The demon's cold, lifeless stare caused even Ragowski's stiff reanimated flesh to prickle.
The Scarlet Gospels
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Then the individual will be reanimated, receiving a gift of immortality.
Wired
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But, as before, the enthusiasm and influence of Cortez soon reanimated their courage.
By Right of Conquest; Or, With Cortez in Mexico
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Bloodshot is about Ray Garrison, a slain soldier who is reanimated with superpowers.
Jamaica Observer
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