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reanimation
This term carries a clinical or supernatural weight, often evoking images of medical urgency or gothic science fiction. It suggests a sudden, often jarring transition from a state of total stillness or death back into activity. While it can describe legitimate medical resuscitation, it is frequently associated with the uncanny or the artificial, such as in stories involving zombies or Frankenstein-like experiments.
In a figurative sense, the word describes a surge of energy returning to a dormant system. It implies that the subject was not merely slow, but effectively dead or paralyzed, making the revival feel like a dramatic restoration of vitality rather than a gradual improvement.
Meanings
The act of restoring a person or organism to a state of consciousness or life after a period of apparent death or dormancy.
Examples
The paramedics worked tirelessly to achieve the reanimation of the patient.
The dark wizard sought the secret of reanimation to bring back his fallen army.
I wonder if the reanimation of these ancient seeds is actually possible.
The plot of the movie centers on the accidental reanimation of a corpse.
We need a complete reanimation of our marketing strategy to attract new clients.
The sudden reanimation of the dormant volcano terrified the nearby villagers
Is this really the reanimation of a dead tradition or just a temporary trend?
The scientist obsessed over the reanimation of cellular tissue in the lab.