Similar words: vivid, convivial, vivisection, conviviality, revive, revived, survive, survivor. Meaning: ['vɪvɪfaɪ] 
v. 1. give new life or energy to 2. make more striking or animated.
v. 1. give new life or energy to 2. make more striking or animated. 
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1, Such experiences vivify learning and give children the opportunity to talk and, through talk, to explore ideas.
2, His remarks always vivify an otherwise dull story.
3, A smile may vivify a face.
4, Frank's remarks always vivify an otherwise dull story.
5, Words realize nothing, vivify nothing to you, unless you have suffered in your own person the thing which the words try to describe.
6, The remedies for these rights vivify it, investing impersonal "abstract right" and "dormant right" with vigor, to become "live right" and "active right. "
7, Or, you can "vivify" the display, reverse information flow, and use pointer actions -- mouse clicks, drags,(http://sentencedict.com/vivify.html) and so on -- to allow the end-user greater control of what he or she sees.
8, In another style of book, the source code just lays there as a dead mass, with the prose vainly trying to vivify it.
9, China should actively meet the challenge of globalization and vivify the traditional oriental culture.
10, Then we took a deeper look into the process how the apoptotic bodies were formed and tried to vivify the formation.