reviviscent
Adjective: - Becoming alive again: "Reviviscent" describes something that is in the process of returning to life, vigor, or activity after a period of dormancy, decline, or apparent death.
- (The garden was coming back to life after being dry and barren.)
- (Her enthusiasm was being renewed or reborn.)
- (The economy was reviving or recovering.)
"Reviviscent spirit": a renewed sense of energy or purpose.
- The community's reviviscent spirit was evident in the bustling new shops and parks. (The community's spirit was being revived.)
"Reviviscent hope": a hope that is being restored after being lost.
- With the discovery of the cure, reviviscent hope spread among the patients. (Hope was coming back to life.)
Revive (verb): to bring back to life, consciousness, or strength.
- The rain revived the wilted plants. (The rain restored them to a healthy state.)
Revivification (noun): the act or process of bringing back to life or vigor.
- The revivification of the old tradition involved a community festival. (The tradition was being restored.)
Reviviscence (noun): the state or quality of being reviviscent; a return to life.
- The reviviscence of the forest after the fire was a slow but hopeful process. (The forest was coming back to life.)
Resurgent: rising again, as to new life or vigor.
- The resurgent economy attracted new investors. (The economy was reviving.)
Renascent: being reborn; springing again into being or vigor.
- The renascent interest in classical music was heartening. (Interest was being renewed.)
Reanimating: bringing back to life or animation.
- The reanimating effect of the medicine was immediate. (The medicine revived the patient.)
Come back to life: to become active or lively again (similar in meaning to reviviscent).
- After the spring rains, the entire garden came back to life. (The garden became reviviscent.)
Rise from the ashes: to be revived or renewed after destruction or decline.
- The reviviscent city rose from the ashes of war. (The city was being rebuilt and revived.)