revivifies

The couple's vacation in Rome perhaps momentarily revivifies the marriage, but Richard's bad faith (in a noxious alliance with his genuine love for his wife) is sufficient to guarantee that this reprieve won't last long.

Updike, John 2010

As with all truly monumental historic figures, each generation revivifies Gandhi's image to suit their times.

It's a material world 2009

Order works because chaos breaks in; chaos works because it disrupts and revivifies order.

Last day before Christmas great escape. Imogen 2008

Order works because chaos breaks in; chaos works because it disrupts and revivifies order.

Archive 2008-12-01 Imogen 2008

Mailer's Dickensian portraiture revivifies even the half-remembered.

How to Cover an Election Rich, Frank 2008

But this strategy of counter-humiliation not only fails to restore one's honor, by dishonoring the other, one creates an enduring enemy, or revivifies the vengeance of those adversaries who already existed.

Stephen Ducat: Confronting and Ending the Politics of Humiliation: Part 1, From the Warsaw Ghetto to Guantanamo Bay 2008

Indeed, without pausing to consider relations of so special a nature, do we not find every day that adultery, when it is based upon genuine love, does not upset the family sentiment, the duties of kinship, but rather revivifies them.

The Captive 2003

But the conception of love is still in the city, and it is a wonderful conception; it refreshes and revivifies — it is clean water and strong wind. '

Black Lamb and Grey Falcon: Part V 1969

But the conception of love is still in the city, and it is a wonderful conception; it refreshes and revivifies — it is clean water and strong wind. '

Black Lamb and Grey Falcon: Part V 1941

But the conception of love is still in the city, and it is a wonderful conception; it refreshes and revivifies — it is clean water and strong wind. '

Black Lamb and Grey Falcon: Part V 1941