revival in German
revival in German is Wiederbelebung, Erweckung — revival means a return of something, such as interest, energy, or activity, after a period of decline.
revival in German
Wiederbelebung
The act of reviving, or the state of being revived.
Erweckung
(religion) Renewed interest in religion, after indifference and decline; a period of religious awakening; special religious interest.
What does "revival" mean?
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noun A return of something, such as interest, energy, or activity, after a period of decline.
"Local crafts have enjoyed a revival as more people look for handmade gifts."
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noun A new production of an older play, musical, or film.
"Critics praised the revival of the old comedy at the small theatre."
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noun A meeting or period focused on renewing religious enthusiasm.
"Hundreds of people gathered in a big tent for the summer revival."
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revival in a sentence
- Local crafts have enjoyed a revival as more people look for handmade gifts.
- The neighbourhood has seen a revival since the new shops opened.
- Critics praised the revival of the old comedy at the small theatre.
- A cinema in town is showing a revival of that classic romance this weekend.
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What is "revival" in German?
"revival" in German is Wiederbelebung, Erweckung. revival means: A return of something, such as interest, energy, or activity, after a period of decline.
How do you use "revival" in a sentence?
Example: "Local crafts have enjoyed a revival as more people look for handmade gifts." In German, "revival" is Wiederbelebung, Erweckung.
Are there other ways to say "revival" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "revival": Wiederbelebung, Erweckung.
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