redivivus

adjectiveCommon GRE wordMore R words

brought back to life, revived (used postpositively after a noun)

In a sentence

Redivivus in a sentence

Here is an example sentence showing redivivus in a sentence.

Critics hailed the production as Shakespeare redivivus on the modern stage.

Synonyms

revivedrebornresurrected

Antonyms

deadextinct

Keep going

holding or expressing an opinion with extreme and uncompromising zeal

a person skilled at telling entertaining anecdotes and stories

to complain bitterly or protest in harsh, abusive language

to talk or write at length in a confused, aimless way

spreading or flourishing unchecked, especially of something harmful

loosely held together and on the verge of collapse from neglect

bitter, long-lasting resentment or ill will

marked by deep-seated bitterness or hostility

Common questions

Redivivus (adjective) means brought back to life, revived (used postpositively after a noun)

Here is redivivus used in an example sentence: "Critics hailed the production as Shakespeare redivivus on the modern stage."

Common synonyms for redivivus include revived, reborn, resurrected.

Antonyms of redivivus include dead, extinct.

Redivivus is a GRE-level vocabulary word worth knowing for the Verbal section.

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