The act of reviving a person and returning them to consciousness.
Roget 163:
reproduction,
renovation;
restoration
etc.
660;
renewal;
new edition,
reprint,
revival,
regeneration,
palingenesis†,
revivification;
apotheosis;
resuscitation,
reanimation,
resurrection,
reappearance;
regrowth;
Phoenix.
generation
etc.
(production)
161;
multiplication.
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Roget 660:
restoration,
restoral;
reinstatement,
replacement,
rehabilitation,
reestablishment,
reconstitution,
reconstruction;
reproduction
etc.
163;
renovation,
renewal;
revival,
revivessence†,
reviviscence†;
refreshment
etc.
689;
resuscitation,
reanimation,
revivification,
reviction†;
Phenix;
reorganization.
renaissance,
second youth,
rejuvenescence†,
new birth;
regeneration,
regeneracy†,
regenerateness†;
palingenesis†,
reconversion.
redress,
retrieval,
reclamation,
recovery;
convalescence;
resumption,
resumption;
sanativeness†.
recurrence
etc.
(repetition)
104;
rechauffe [Fr.],
rifacimento [It].
cure,
recure†,
sanation†;
healing
etc.
v.;
redintegration†;
rectification;
instauration†.
repair,
reparation,
remanufacture;
recruiting
etc.
v.;
cicatrization;
disinfection;
tinkering.
reaction;
redemption
etc.
(deliverance)
672;
restitution
etc.
790;
relief
etc.
834.
tinker,
cobbler;
vis medicatrix
etc.
(remedy)
662†.
curableness.
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Roget 981:
heaven;
kingdom of heaven,
kingdom of God;
heavenly kingdom;
throne of God;
presence of God;
inheritance of the saints in light.
Paradise,
Eden,
Zion,
abode of the blessed;
celestial bliss,
glory.
[Mythological heaven]
Olympus;
Elysium
(paradise),
Elysian fields,
Arcadia†,
bowers of bliss,
garden of the Hesperides,
third heaven;
Valhalla,
Walhalla
(Scandinavian);
Nirvana
(Buddhist);
happy hunting grounds;
Alfardaws†,
Assama†;
Falak al aflak [Ar.]
the highest heaven"
(Mohammedan).
future state,
eternal home,
eternal reward.
resurrection,
translation;
resuscitation
etc.
660.
apotheosis,
deification.
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Dutch: reanimatie
Polish: resuscytacja