revivalist

Preposition: of

century: This image of the peaceful sage would be seized upon and adopted by the Druid revivalists of the 18th century.

Possessives

Adjective modifier

• great: Sir Ninian was the last of the great Gothic Revivalists.
• Gothic: Sir Ninian was the last of the great Gothic Revivalists.
• 60's: The 60's revivalists Invisible Lead Soup have a new single out at the moment.
• 80s: Indeed their uncompromising attitude and widescreen vision makes the current crop of 80s new wave revivalists look distinctly underpowered.
• old: It feels like an ` ` old-fashioned ' ' subject; the kind of thing the old revivalists used to talk about.

Modifies a noun

• preacher: The parish church is the burial place of Billy Bray, the revivalist preacher.
• movement: This is why Islamic revivalist movements like the Taliban tend to revert to the cultural trappings of the dark ages.
• meeting: Closing the morning session, Jim Coulson remarked that he had felt rather like attending a timber revivalist meeting!
• group: The revivalist group led by Bourne had become known as ' Camp Meeting Methodists ' .
• style: Red Cross Cottages were designed by Elijah Hoole in a Tudor revivalist style.
• action: The London architects leading a rearguard Gothic revivalist action.

Noun used with modifier

• folk: The younger generation, tho, doesn't realize how much it owes to American and British folk revivalists of the 1950s and 1960s.
• ska: In the U.K. , ska revivalists influenced both Britpop bands like Blur and trip-hop artists like Tricky.
• century: Torrey's understanding came from his revivalist views along with D.L. Moody and other late 19th century revivalist.
• Druid: This image of the peaceful sage would be seized upon and adopted by the Druid revivalists of the 18th century.
• rock: Prior to Screamadelica, Primal Scream were Stonesy classic rock revivalists with a penchant for Detroit rock.