Revirescence

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From The Oxford English Dictionary:

revirescence, n.

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

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1838 L. V. Vernon-Harcourt Doctr. Deluge i. 8 The Greeks expressed a strong opinion of the vitality and power of revirescence in the olive.

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2 thoughts on “Revirescence”

  1. The motto of Clan McEwen is “Reviresco.” (Because we lost our lands, our strongholds, and our lairds… very careless….)

  2. Now that is a word I can use. It sings!

    I have a process where characters are restored to youth, and that fits.

    Thanks…

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