Definition of "revival" []

• The act or an instance of reviving. (noun)
• The condition of being revived. (noun)
• A restoration to use, acceptance, activity, or vigor after a period of obscurity or quiescence. (noun)
• A new presentation of an old play, movie, opera, ballet, or similar vehicle. (noun)
• A time of reawakened interest in religion. (noun)

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• "The Guardian, UK, reported on July 8th thatyour administration endorsed a revival of America's nuclear industryWednesdayin an effort to build forward momentum for climate change legislation before the Senate~ "The endorsement of a nuclear revival~ a generation after the last reactor was commissioned ~ suggests the Obama administration is open to further compromises as it seeks to find a path through the Senate."
• "Tara chand was speaking on the occasion of International economic summit held on sdaturday in New Delhi where some prominent displaced Kashmiri Pandit CEOs and top policy makers of J&K state got together to draw the road map for what they described as revival of economy in the strife torn J&K state."
• "I think the word "revival" is wrong, but that's just because this music never died."