Similar words: revivify, ratification, gratification, stratification, notification, unification, deification, edification. Meaning: [rɪ'vɪvɪfɪ'keɪʃn] 
n. bringing again into activity and prominence.
n. bringing again into activity and prominence. 
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1. The action is flowing freely, color revivification extremely accurate!
2. Revivification of consanguinity for proper upbringing of the individuals and reformation of education on moderate and modern line are essential for instilling tolerance in the subjects.
3. The return of spring, and the revivification of nature, is a period hailed with uncommon delight.
4. The characteristics of "ancient history discrimination" have been generalized as "the destruction of ancient history " and "revivification of mythology" in mythology research.
5. The article also refers to the processing method of the function parameter such as the chroma uniformity, colour revivification degree and so on.
6. He possessed the only known samples of these strains, and he patented his revivification process to further cement his control over them.
7. Greening have irreplaceable function in the urban compound ecosystem and factors of the ecosystem revivification function.
8. EMI's special strategic position and its important role in national economy determine that its development is the impetus of revivification of northeast traditional industrial bases.
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