reanimating Antonyms
Meaning of reanimating
reanimating
to regain vitality or to restore vigor and zest to (someone or something), to animate or become animated again, to bring (someone or something) back to life or to come back to life, to restore to life
reanimating Sentence Examples
- The necromancer summoned his powers, reanimating the dormant corpse.
- Scientists experimented with reanimating frozen embryos.
- The lightning struck the lifeless body, reanimating it with a surge of energy.
- Their hearts pounding with hope, they watched as the surgeon meticulously reanimated the patient.
- The ritual involved reanimating ancient spirits to serve the sorcerer's will.
- Medical advancements had enabled the reanimation of victims from near-death experiences.
- The doctor's touch seemed to possess a mystical power, reanimating the injured man.
- The artificial intelligence system was designed to reanimate the paralyzed, giving them a new lease on life.
- The Frankenstein monster stirred and groaned, reanimating under the flickering candlelight.
- The scientists marveled at the technology that allowed them to reanimate extinct species.
FAQs About the word reanimating
to regain vitality or to restore vigor and zest to (someone or something), to animate or become animated again, to bring (someone or something) back to life or
reviving, resurrecting, renewing, rekindling, revitalizing, restarting, recharging, revivifying, rejuvenating,resuscitating
suppressing,killing,quenching, extinguishing,
The necromancer summoned his powers, reanimating the dormant corpse.
Scientists experimented with reanimating frozen embryos.
The lightning struck the lifeless body, reanimating it with a surge of energy.
Their hearts pounding with hope, they watched as the surgeon meticulously reanimated the patient.
