Definition of redivivus in English:

redivivus

adjective ˌrɛdɪˈviːvəsˌredəˈvīvəs

literary

postpositive Come back to life; reborn.
one is tempted to think of Poussin as a sort of Titian redivivus
Example sentencesExamples
- Were he a member of the board, would he have denounced the rabbi as Torquemada redivivus?
- Walls, windows, letters, bodies, books, John Donne redivivus, one might say, had that epithet not been applied to his acquaintance, Rupert Brooke.
- Jim died more than a year ago, before the Dean phenomenon erupted, but I have little doubt he would have recognized Dean as Al Smith redivivus.
- I am tired of what I can only term ‘Newman redivivus.’

Origin

Late 16th century: from Latin, from re(d)- 'again' + vivus 'living'.

Definition of redivivus in US English:

redivivus

adjectiveˌredəˈvīvəs

literary

postpositive Come back to life; reborn.
one is tempted to think of Poussin as a sort of Titian redivivus
Example sentencesExamples
- Walls, windows, letters, bodies, books, John Donne redivivus, one might say, had that epithet not been applied to his acquaintance, Rupert Brooke.
- Jim died more than a year ago, before the Dean phenomenon erupted, but I have little doubt he would have recognized Dean as Al Smith redivivus.
- I am tired of what I can only term ‘Newman redivivus.’
- Were he a member of the board, would he have denounced the rabbi as Torquemada redivivus?

Origin

Late 16th century: from Latin, from re(d)- ‘again’ + vivus ‘living’.

单词	redivivus
释义	Definition of redivivus in English: redivivus adjective ˌrɛdɪˈviːvəsˌredəˈvīvəs literary postpositive Come back to life; reborn. one is tempted to think of Poussin as a sort of Titian redivivus Example sentencesExamples Were he a member of the board, would he have denounced the rabbi as Torquemada redivivus? Walls, windows, letters, bodies, books, John Donne redivivus, one might say, had that epithet not been applied to his acquaintance, Rupert Brooke. Jim died more than a year ago, before the Dean phenomenon erupted, but I have little doubt he would have recognized Dean as Al Smith redivivus. I am tired of what I can only term ‘Newman redivivus.’ Origin Late 16th century: from Latin, from re(d)- 'again' + vivus 'living'. Definition of redivivus in US English: redivivus adjectiveˌredəˈvīvəs literary postpositive Come back to life; reborn. one is tempted to think of Poussin as a sort of Titian redivivus Example sentencesExamples Walls, windows, letters, bodies, books, John Donne redivivus, one might say, had that epithet not been applied to his acquaintance, Rupert Brooke. Jim died more than a year ago, before the Dean phenomenon erupted, but I have little doubt he would have recognized Dean as Al Smith redivivus. I am tired of what I can only term ‘Newman redivivus.’ Were he a member of the board, would he have denounced the rabbi as Torquemada redivivus? Origin Late 16th century: from Latin, from re(d)- ‘again’ + vivus ‘living’.
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