restored to consciousness or life or vigor; " felt revived hope"

of Revive

When things were as black as black could be, poor Charlotte wrote: 'The days pass in a slow, dark march; the nights are the test; the sudden wakings from restless sleep, the revived knowledge that one sister lies in her grave, and another not at my side, but in a separate and sick- bed. – Mushrooms on the Moor by Frank Boreham

My health has become somewhat impaired of late, and I fear I have just had a rather bad turn; but the air has revived me, and the trouble now has passed. – Without a Home by E. P. Roe

The Statute of Limitations generally bars the remedy or right to pursue the debtor in a court of law, it does not extinguish the right or debt, and therefore the right to pursue a debtor may be revived by a new promise to pay. – Putnam's Handy Law Book for the Layman by Albert Sidney Bolles

Yet it was remarkable how the dead woman had revived. – Atlantis by Gerhart Hauptmann

At the sight of her all my old dislike revived, and I found myself able to go straight to the point. – The Debit Account by Oliver Onions