an·a·bi·o·sis 
(ăn′ə-bī-ōsĭs)
(ăn′ə-bī-ōsĭs)n.
1. A restoring to life from a deathlike condition; resuscitation.
2. A state of suspended animation, especially one in which certain aquatic invertebrates are able to survive long periods of drought.
[Greek anabiōsis, from anabioun, to return to life : ana-, ana- + bioun, to live (from bios, life; see gwei- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots).]
an′a·bi·otic (-ŏtĭk) adj.
- social psychiatry
- social psychologist
- social psychology
- social register
- social science
- social scientist
- social secretary
- social security
- social service
- social studies
- social work
- social worker
- societal
- societally
- society
- Society Islands
- Society of Friends
- Society of Jesus
- Socinian
- Socinianism
- Socinus
- socio-
- sociobiological
- sociobiologist
- sociobiology