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revitaliˈzation
[f. next.]
The action of revitalizing, or the fact of being revitalized. Also attrib., as revitalization movement.
1872Nicholson Biol. 16 This is a mere instance of revival and not of revitalisation. 1890S. J. Duncan Soc. Departure 235 It was a revitalisation of a certain large round tin box associated with the home store-room. 1956A. F. C. Wallace in Amer. Anthropol. LVIII. 265 A revitalization movement is defined as a deliberate, organized, conscious effort by members of a society to construct a more satisfying culture. 1970R. D. Abrahams Positively Black vi. 151 Perhaps the most important feature of resemblance between revitalization movements and the present separatist position is that both turn on the idea of social and cultural polarization within a pluralistic situation. |