revival
/rɪˈvaɪəl/Definitions
1. noun
A return to a previous state of health, prosperity, or popularity; a period of renewed interest in a particular activity or idea.
“The city experienced a revival of its arts scene after a new theater opened downtown.”
2. noun
A renewal of a religious or spiritual movement, often involving a return to traditional practices or a sense of spiritual renewal.
“The evangelist’s sermon sparked a revival of faith in the community.”
3. noun
A restoration of something to a former state, especially a building or a historic site.
“The restoration of the old mansion was a major revival project for the local preservation society.”
4. verb
To restore something to a former state, especially a building or a historic site.
“The team worked to revive the old mansion’s original architecture.”
5. verb
To bring back into use or popularity, especially a particular activity or idea.
“The new restaurant aimed to revive the classic cuisine of the region.”