to resurrect
- verb
- /ˌrɛzəˈrɛkt/
- The Christian doctrine is that the bodies of human beings will be resurrected, not just the souls.
- resurrect the dead
- resurrect the body
- resurrect life
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Watch on YouTubeWe have technology to resurrect even extinct species.
- We have technology to resurrect even extinct species.
- So the first one, the first documented blowjob resurrected an ancient Egyptian God.
- And Isabel is basically like, Clary, calm down, you didn't resurrect him, the Angel did.
- But, you know, even back then, right, Jesus is resurrected.
- The Christian doctrine is that the bodies of human beings will be resurrected, not just the souls.
- And it says three nights and then the God Inky sprinkles the water of life on her and she resurrects and brings the the dead up with her.
- He's the disciple who, when Jesus was resurrected, wasn't there when Jesus first showed up to his followers.
- He had to not only die on that cross, but then be resurrected from the dead so that when we die, we can be resurrected as well.
- I point out that at the end of the book of Mark, the second, the third one, Jesus dies and isn't resurrected.
- And then they are resurrected and then they begin to fight.
- She dies amazingly for three days and then resurrects.
- The the metaphor, the story of Jesus, of him dying and being resurrected.
- I mean, we're talking about this important person who dies and is resurrected Jesus Christ.
- And God had chosen them to go straight to heaven to help lead the when we're all resurrected, they would be like the leaders.
- And if resurrected, what kind of power necessary in that resurrection?
- When that thing resurrects, it's going to bring what's called the church, the bride of Christ to me.
Examples
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We have technology to resurrect even extinct species.
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He had to not only die on that cross, but then be resurrected from the dead so that when we die, we can be resurrected as well.
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Let's suppose that come Judgement Day, God will resurrect the dead.
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We will resurrect you, Lord Kronos.
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Those who were resurrected only lived through one day of renewed life.
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Both verses contain the promise of the presence of the resurrected Christ in the Church.
Academic text (2004) -
Luke and John make much of post-Easter appearances, writing elaborately of Jesus' resurrected life.
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PHOTO: Extinct for 200,000 years, Gigantopithecus is resurrected in a modern mock-up.
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In Murasaki, Genji unconsciously felt the presence of that beloved resurrected mother for whom he always longed.
Academic text (1992) -
Many scientists hope to resurrect extinct animals using advanced genetic techniques.
Synonyms
Make something active or popular again after a time of being forgotten
To make people and things alive or working again
To cause a spirit or dead person to come, often by magic
Come back to life or return to activity after a time away
To bring back something that stopped or was lost
Make a feeling or interest strong again
Make a dead person alive again using magic or other power
Become successful or active again after a long time away
To bring back life and energy to a person or thing
To come back to life or appear again after people thought it was gone
Bring something back to a better or original state
To appear again in the game after being defeated
To bring something dead back to life
Antonyms
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Surface Forms
Morphology
resurrect = re + surrect
The prefix 're-' ('again') is clear, but the root 'surrect' is a Latin combining form not a standalone modern English word, so learners cannot fully derive the meaning from component parts without prior exposure.
Etymology
Resurrect is built from the parts re- 'again' and surgere 'to rise', the same idea you see in the English word surge. So to resurrect a person is to make them 'rise again' from death.