Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun One who revives or restores anything to use or prominence; one who recovers anything from inactivity, neglect, or disuse.
- noun That which invigorates or revives.
- noun A compound used for renovating clothes.
- noun In law. See
revivor .
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun One who, or that which, revives.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- noun
Agent noun ofrevive ; one who revives.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Bolton leaned on experienced old pros and became known as a reviver of careers, Megson has introduced a different transfer policy.
tribalfootball.com 2009
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Don't call the reviver function when the JSON parse fails bug 482923
unknown title 2009
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Don't call the reviver function when the JSON parse fails bug 482923
unknown title 2009
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Don't call the reviver function when the JSON parse fails bug 482923
unknown title 2009
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Don't call the reviver function when the JSON parse fails bug 482923
unknown title 2009
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Don't call the reviver function when the JSON parse fails bug 482923
unknown title 2009
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Don't call the reviver function when the JSON parse fails bug 482923
unknown title 2009
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Don't call the reviver function when the JSON parse fails bug 482923
unknown title 2009
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Don't call the reviver function when the JSON parse fails bug 482923
unknown title 2009
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Don't call the reviver function when the JSON parse fails bug 482923
unknown title 2009
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