Revive

usgb/rɪˈvaɪv/
verb

To make something active, healthy, or in good condition again.

The government plans to revive the economy by cutting taxes.
Visual representation of "revive" - To make something active, healthy, or in good condition again.

Often appears as...

  • revive the economy
  • revive interest
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Economic Emphasis

Often used to discuss strategies aimed at improving economic conditions.

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Experts are discussing how to revive the market after the recession.
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Not Literal

'Revive' is sometimes metaphorical, meaning improving conditions, not literally bringing to life.

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The mayor's plan will hopefully revive the city's old neighborhoods.
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