Verb:

கடின உழைப்பிற்குப் பிறகு புத்தூக்கம் அளி, மீண்டும் உண்டாக்கு,

recreated's Usage Examples:

Abba Gold's costumes, which have been meticulously recreated, will be changed eight times during the show so expect some fast changeovers!recreated on the screen many times a second.

The sequence had been recreated in the earlier war film classic A Bridge Too Far with real planes and parachutists.

And, under certain circumstances, the quark-gluon plasma (the state of matter in the universe before it cooled) might be recreated.

Sideshow has recreated the film costume on this scale extremely well, including the extra forearm detailing.

Vicissitudes of this time are recreated in Lawrence's poetry collection.

The organization which had effected such marvellous results in 1828-1829 was recreated for the new project.

The elements are miraculously recreated as body and blood.

Come and celebrate this colorful fiesta diabolically recreated through stories in a uniquely anarchic entertainment.

Abba Gold's costumes, which have been meticulously recreated, will be changed eight times during the show so expect some fast changeovers!They're both in the cd changer in the car now.

museum specimen appears smooth compared with the recreated dissection.

The decorative schemes have been meticulously researched and missing elements stained glass panels, stencils and soft furnishings painstakingly recreated.

recreated in the earlier war film classic A Bridge Too Far with real planes and parachutists.

Story continues ADVERTISEMENT Act 2 is set in a recreated Elizabethan playhouse.

Synonyms:

revivify, energize, animate, vivify, resuscitate, energise, come to, brace, revive, repair, renovate, reanimate, quicken, arouse, stimulate, perk up,

Antonyms:

deteriorate, deaden, de-energise, de-energize, sedate,