reactivated (Meaning)
reactivated
to cause (something such as an industrial plant, society, program, or commission) to function again after a suspension of activity, to activate (something or someone) again, to cause (something such as a repressed complex) to reappear in consciousness or behavior, such as, to become active again, to restore (an individual) to active duty, to restore complement to (an inactivated serum) by addition of fresh normal serum, to restore (an organized group such as a military unit) to an active state (as from a state of disorganization or deactivation), to cause (a quiescent disease) to become active again in an individual, to cause (a quiescent disease) to become active again, to cause (as a repressed complex) to reappear in consciousness or behavior, to activate again
Synonyms & Antonyms of reactivated
Synonyms:
- regenerated
- rekindled
- reanimated
- revivified
- recharged
- refreshened
- revitalized
- resuscitated
- rejuvenated
- revived
- renewed
Antonyms:
reactivated Sentence Examples
- The dormant virus was reactivated by the patient's weakened immune system.
- The earthquake reactivated a long-forgotten fault line, causing widespread damage.
- The government reactivated retired military personnel to assist with disaster relief efforts.
- The cold weather reactivated the pain in her arthritic joints.
- The old computer was reactivated after a thorough cleaning and repair.
- The dormant volcano reactivated, spewing ash and lava.
- The reactivation of the gene caused the cells to produce a new protein.
- The reactivation of the nuclear power plant raised concerns about safety.
- The old feud was reactivated by a minor incident.
- The patient's antibodies reactivated, fighting off the infection.
FAQs About the word reactivated
to cause (something such as an industrial plant, society, program, or commission) to function again after a suspension of activity, to activate (something or so
refreshed, resurrected, reinvented,restarted, regenerated,rekindled, reanimated, revivified, recharged, refreshened
killed, suppressed,extinguished, quenched,
The dormant virus was reactivated by the patient's weakened immune system.
The earthquake reactivated a long-forgotten fault line, causing widespread damage.
The government reactivated retired military personnel to assist with disaster relief efforts.
The cold weather reactivated the pain in her arthritic joints.
