† revivificatingadj.

Origin: Formed within English, by derivation. Etymons: revivificate v., -ing suffix².

Etymology: < revivificate v. + -ing suffix². Compare earlier revivifying n. and adj. at revivify v. Derivatives, revivification n.The first ed. (1675) of the work cited in quot. 1684 has revificating , apparently corrected to revivificating in the second edition. Compare revification n.

Obsolete.

That revivifies; revivifying.

ΚΠ

1684 O. Walker Paraphr. Epist. St. Paul (ed. 2) 382 Christ, who through [the revivificating power of] the eternal Spirit, offered himself without a spot to God.

1794 E. Burke Speech in Impeachment W. Hastings 14 June in Wks. (1869) XII. 243 And here we come to the revivificating medicine.

1857 W. H. Ainsworth Spendthrift li. 296 It feels no revivificating heat. The eyes will never again open to the light of day.

1896 N.Y. Med. Times June 172/1 It increases this power of contraction, especially of the muscular fibers of inorganic life, and may therefore be considered a revivificating agent of the non-striated muscles.

This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, March 2010; most recently modified version published online June 2018).

单词	revivificating
释义	† revivificatingadj. Origin: Formed within English, by derivation. Etymons: revivificate v., -ing suffix². Etymology: < revivificate v. + -ing suffix². Compare earlier revivifying n. and adj. at revivify v. Derivatives, revivification n.The first ed. (1675) of the work cited in quot. 1684 has revificating , apparently corrected to revivificating in the second edition. Compare revification n. Obsolete. That revivifies; revivifying. ΚΠ 1684 O. Walker Paraphr. Epist. St. Paul (ed. 2) 382 Christ, who through [the revivificating power of] the eternal Spirit, offered himself without a spot to God. 1794 E. Burke Speech in Impeachment W. Hastings 14 June in Wks. (1869) XII. 243 And here we come to the revivificating medicine. 1857 W. H. Ainsworth Spendthrift li. 296 It feels no revivificating heat. The eyes will never again open to the light of day. 1896 N.Y. Med. Times June 172/1 It increases this power of contraction, especially of the muscular fibers of inorganic life, and may therefore be considered a revivificating agent of the non-striated muscles. This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, March 2010; most recently modified version published online June 2018). < adj.1684
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