C1noun 3K

Revival

🇬🇧 UK /["/rɪˈvaɪvl/"]/ 🇺🇸 US /["/rɪˈvaɪvl/"]/

Meaning of Revival

an improvement in the condition or strength of something

In simple words: a time when something becomes popular or strong again

Revival in a sentence

• The revival of interest in classical music has been remarkable this year.
• After years of decline, the company is experiencing a revival under new management.
• The theatre announced a revival of the famous play next season.
• Religious revival often inspires large gatherings and renewed faith among communities.
• The fashion revival of the 70s style has influenced many designers today.
• There was a revival meeting held in the church last weekend to boost congregation morale.
• The revival of old traditions can help preserve cultural identity.
• Fans eagerly awaited the revival of their favorite television series after a decade.

How to use Revival

Use 'revival' in contexts where something old comes back into popularity, like art, culture, or trends. It's neutral and works well in both spoken and written English. Avoid using it for personal feelings or emotions.

Grammar pattern

revival + of (noun)

Memory hint

Think of 'reviving a movie' — imagine a film that comes back to theaters.

Related words

Collocations with Revival

• great
• major
• modern
• enjoy
• experience
• undergo
• revival in
• revival of
• a revival of interest
• signs of (a) revival
• great
• major
• modern
• enjoy
• experience
• undergo
• revival in
• revival of
• a revival of interest
• signs of (a) revival

Synonyms for Revival

• resurgence
• restoration
• rebirth
• revamping
• renewal

Opposites of Revival

• decline
• deterioration
• decrease

Common mistakes with Revival

• Confused with 'revive' — forgetting it's a noun.
• Using 'revival' in contexts that don’t involve a return to popularity.
• Mixing up 'revival' with 'resurgence' without understanding the nuance.

Frequently asked questions about Revival

What does Revival mean?

a time when something becomes popular or strong again

What is the definition of Revival?

an improvement in the condition or strength of something

How do you use Revival in a sentence?

The revival of interest in classical music has been remarkable this year.

Can you give another example of Revival?

After years of decline, the company is experiencing a revival under new management.

What are synonyms for Revival?

Common alternatives include resurgence, restoration, rebirth, revamping, renewal.

What is the opposite of Revival?

Opposite meanings include decline, deterioration, decrease.

What words go with Revival?

It commonly pairs with great, major, modern, enjoy, experience, undergo, revival in, revival of, a revival of interest, signs of (a) revival, great, major, modern, enjoy, experience, undergo, revival in, revival of, a revival of interest, signs of (a) revival.

What are common mistakes when using Revival?

Confused with 'revive' — forgetting it's a noun. Using 'revival' in contexts that don’t involve a return to popularity. Mixing up 'revival' with 'resurgence' without understanding the nuance.

How do you pronounce Revival?

US: /["/rɪˈvaɪvl/"]/, UK: /["/rɪˈvaɪvl/"]/. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Revival?

Use 'revival' in contexts where something old comes back into popularity, like art, culture, or trends. It's neutral and works well in both spoken and written English. Avoid using it for personal feelings or emotions.

What CEFR level is Revival?

"Revival" is at C1 level on the CEFR scale.