reanimate

reanimate Definition

re·ani·mate (rē an′ə māt′)

transitive verb -·mat′ed, -·mat′·ing

to give new life, power, vigor, courage, etc. to

reanimate Related Forms

re·an′i·ma′·tion noun

reanimate Synonyms

restore, invigorate, resuscitate; see animate 1, renew 1, revive 1.

reanimate Usage Examples

Object

corpse: Now I have this syringe of glowing green gunk called an sql backup file that should reanimate the corpse.
corps: The players themselves still also look like reanimated corpses when going through their reaction animations in the replays.
body: Their aim is to turn the reanimated bodies into a military army.
dead: However unknown to them the factory was a an old military facility which was working on reanimating the dead.
landscape: Borrow a receiver and map to explore the streets alongside the road and discover this invisible layer of speech and music reanimating the landscape.

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