revive (268 synonym found)

Revive has 268 synonyms. The top synonyms for revive are aid, fit, abet, chop, copy, echo, flop, help and 260 more. Another word for revive is aid. Browse the full list below.

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aid
fit
abet
chop
copy
echo
flop
help
jibe
mind
redo
tack
vamp
vary
veer
warp
whet
adapt
alter
avail
awake
brace
brisk
cheer
ditto
evoke
favor
pique
rally
refit
renew
shine
waken
adjust
arouse
assist
awaken
change
deform
double
fillip
modify
mutate
parrot
polish
ransom
recoup
redeem
reecho
reform
regain
regale
remake
reopen
rescue
resume
revamp
rewarm
rub up
set up
spruce
succor
swerve
vivify
worsen
animate
be born
benefit
brisken
buck up
call up
checker
come to
comfort
convert
deviate
diverge
do good
do over
enliven
freshen
furbish
go back
imitate
jazz up
perk up
pick up
protect
provoke
qualify
quicken
re-form
realign
rebuild
recover
recruit
reevoke
reflect
refound
refresh
reissue
relight
replevy
reprint
reshape
resurge
retouch
retrace
sharpen
subvert
survive
tone up
vamp up
wake up
warm up
activate
bail out
befriend
brace up
break up
bring to
brush up
cheer up
chirk up
denature
do again
energize
fresh up
get back
get over
get well
light up
mitigate
modulate
recharge
recreate
redesign
redouble
rekindle
remember
renovate
reoccupy
replevin
revivify
think of
touch up
vitalize
call back
come back
diversify
galvanize
get about
give help
hark back
look back
make over
meliorate
overthrow
polish up
re-create
reanimate
recollect
refashion
refreshen
reinspire
reinstate
repossess
reproduce
resurrect
say again
spruce up
stimulate
summon up
take back
turn into
warm over
ameliorate
be changed
be renewed
bottom out
bring back
come about
come again
come alive
come round
conjure up
degenerate
exhilarate
freshen up
furbish up
invigorate
live again
plagiarize
pull round
reactivate
recuperate
regenerate
rejuvenate
reorganize
retrospect
revitalize
rise again
take heart
think back
turn aside
accommodate
be begotten
bear a hand
bounce back
brighten up
come around
deteriorate
do a repeat
give a hand
give a lift
haul around
lend a hand
proffer aid
reconstruct
reduplicate
reestablish
reincarnate
reinstitute
restructure
resuscitate
revindicate
take a turn
take in tow
bring around
call to mind
come to life
give a boost
go back over
lend one aid
pull through
reconstitute
reinvigorate
be incarnated
bring to mind
see the light
turn the tide
use hindsight
work a change
recall to life
recall to mind
return to life
turn the scale
chop and change
come into being
come up smiling
make a comeback
shift the scene
stir the embers
turn the corner
turn the tables
infuse life into
reheat the ashes
ring the changes
turn upside down
undergo a change
be converted into
breathe life into
render assistance
see in retrospect
shuffle the cards
weather the storm
come into existence
review in retrospect

Frequently asked questions

What is a synonym for revive?

A common synonym for revive is aid. Other synonyms include fit, abet, chop, copy.

How many synonyms does revive have?

Revive has 268 synonyms listed on Thesaurasize.

What does revive mean?

(v): to return to life; to recover life or strength; to live anew; to become reanimated or reinvigorated; hence, to recover from a state of oblivion, obscurity, neglect, or depression; as, classical l

Definition of revive:

(v) : to return to life; to recover life or strength; to live anew; to become reanimated or reinvigorated; hence, to recover from a state of oblivion, obscurity, neglect, or depression; as, classical learning revived in the fifteenth century
"the Lord heard the voice of Elijah; and the soul of the child came into again, and he revived. 1 Kings xvii. 22."
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Definition of revive:

(v) : to return to life; to recover life or strength; to live anew; to become reanimated or reinvigorated; hence, to recover from a state of oblivion, obscurity, neglect, or depression; as, classical learning revived in the fifteenth century
"the Lord heard the voice of Elijah; and the soul of the child came into again, and he revived. 1 Kings xvii. 22."
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