revivalistic
Adjective: - Relating to revivalism: Pertaining to or characteristic of a revival, especially a religious revival. It describes the principles, fervor, or methods associated with movements that seek to reawaken or revitalize religious faith, enthusiasm, or practice.
The adjective "revivalistic" is used to describe things that are connected to the spirit, style, or activities of a revival. It is most commonly applied in a religious context but can extend to other areas experiencing a renewed interest or resurgence.
- The preacher's revivalistic sermon stirred strong emotions among the congregation.
- The meeting had a distinctly revivalistic tone, focusing on personal repentance and renewal.
- His revivalistic zeal was evident in his efforts to recruit new members for the church.
- Cultural/Artistic Revivalism: While primarily religious, "revivalistic" can sometimes describe a fervent enthusiasm for reviving a particular cultural style, artistic movement, or set of traditions.
- The architect's work was criticized for its revivalistic adherence to classical forms, lacking in modern innovation.
- Revival (n): A reawakening of religious fervor; a renewed interest in or popularity of something.
- Revivalism (n): The practice of or tendency toward promoting religious revivals.
- Revivalist (n): A person who promotes or leads religious revivals.
- Evangelical (in the context of fervent preaching and conversion)
- Zealous
- Fervent
- Secular
- Apathetic
- Unenthusiastic
The term is closely tied to Protestant Christian history, particularly the Great Awakenings in the United States. It implies an emotional, persuasive, and often public approach to inspiring religious commitment.
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of or relating to or characterizing revivalism
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