In extended use: renaissance; renewal, spec. of a geographical area by the improvement of its economic and social conditions.

The action or an act of rising again; resurgence.

= renascence, n. 1.

In extended use. In early use frequently with reference to figures in religions other than Christianity. In later use usually more generally: a…

= palintocia, n.

A flowering or flourishing again, a second florescence. Chiefly figurative.

The action, quality, or fact of growing fresh or new again; return to a youthful or flourishing condition; an instance of this.

The action or an act of rising again (chiefly in figurative senses); an increase or revival after a period of little activity, popularity, or…

Renewal, revival; an instance of this.

= resurgence, n. 1.

A revival or rediscovery of something good or valuable.

A revival of, or renewal of interest in, something; (also) the process by which this occurs.

With lower-case initial. A revitalization or renewal of activity in any sphere.

A resurgence or reblossoming of something.

Originally and chiefly U.S. Rejuvenation or renewal, esp. after a period of stagnation or decay; an instance of this.