Noun:

ਪੁਨਰਜਾਗਰਣ,

revivalists's Usage Examples:

The British Doo-Wop revivalists, Darts, recorded Sh-Boom in the late 1970s, this time at a slower tempo.

The revivalists were also bringing into their meetings such things as programmed (planned) worship, more emotional worship, and paid pastors.

One of the most important revivalists and resuscitators of the Islamic Modernist and non-denominational Muslim movement in the.

A section of Tamil revivalists adapted this theory, connecting it to the Pandyan legends of lands lost.

band capable of kicking out a fierce racket of noise that sounded like a grimier version of seminal British R"B revivalists Dr.

group as early-"90s Brit-pop revivalists posing as obtuse art-crowd misanthropes.

The music was especially popular among skinheads, rudies and mod revivalists.

After two years he joined the Central American Mission (CAM), an evangelical Christian mission founded by some of the 19th century's more prominent Protestant revivalists who had agreed to divide their mission work in Central America into various regions.

Greil Marcus, however, likened Madness to the Blues Brothers with English accents in a scathing review for Rolling Stone that also took aim at fellow ska revivalists the Specials.

between the traditionalists who argued for ritual and doctrine and the revivalists who ignored or sometimes avidly contradicted doctrine, e.

The model was very popular with fifties revivalists; many were driven by teddy boys and were very much seen as part of the rock 'n' roll image.

Synonyms:

sermonizer, preacher man, televangelist, gospeller, sermoniser, preacher, evangelist, gospeler,

Antonyms:

layman,