Definition of "vitalisation" [vitalisation]

• Etc. See vitalization, etc.

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

• "Such powerful winds of change provided the climate for the (re) vitalisation of many other social, political, and cultural movements, including feminism."
• "The telling of a story well so depends on being thoroughly vitalised that, naturally, habitual telling had resulted in habitual vitalisation."
• "The germ is an aggregate containing, in a very high state of vitalisation, all the atomic types that will enter into the tissues of the form it has to build up."