Rising from the dead, resurrection.

Resurrection, return to life. More fully rising again or rising from the dead.

The action of rising from death or from the grave; resurrection. Now rare.

Rising from the dead; resurrection.

Rising, resurrection.

Resurrection. Obsolete.

The action of arise, v. in various senses; now chiefly Obsolete or archaic, and supplied by rising, n.… Rising from a seat, from bed, from the…

Rising again; resurrection. See also gain-rising n. at gain-, prefix affix 4.

Resurrection.

(up-, prefix affix 3d. Cf. Old Norse uppreising, -reisning, Middle Swedish and Middle Danish up-, opresning.)

The action of restoring a person to life after death; an instance of this. Also figurative.

= revival, n. (in various senses).

resurrection.

Restoration or return to life from death; an instance of this.

The act of restoring; restoration, restitution.

Ascension into heaven; spiritual departure from earthly life; resurrection (literal and figurative); an instance of this. Also used in the titles of…

Restoration or return to life or consciousness; an instance of this.

Return to animation or life following dormancy or death.

The fact or process of returning to life.

(a) Theology = regeneration, n. 2; †(b) = secundine, n. 1; †(c) the entrance upon a new life after death.

Restoration or return to life.

Resurrection, rising from the dead; (figurative) revival, renewal. Also: an instance of this.

Return to life or animation; an instance of this. Later also: revival; restoration to a flourishing condition.

The act of rising from the dead (also †rise-again). Also in extended use: the act of overcoming an undesirable condition. Chiefly with from. Now rare.

A coming to life again; revival, resuscitation; see also quot. 1963.