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Revive (verb) To make someone or something strong, healthy, or active again.The doctor tried to revive the patient using CPR.
Vivacious (adjective) Happy and lively in a way that is attractive, used especially of a woman at the age of 75,my vivacious grandmother lives an active and exciting life.
Vital (adjective) Extremely important:very lovely or energetic. My nurse played a vital role in my recovery, and without her I would still be very ill.
Mortal (adjective) certain to die eventually:causing death.Every living organism is mortal and will die eventually.
Mortify (verb) to cause someone to feel extremely embarrassed and foolish.It would mortify Jean if she knew she was walking around all day with spinach stuck between her two front teeth.
Mortuary (noun) A funeral home or morgue where the deceased are prepared for funerals.The flowers were delivered to the mortuary for my great uncle's funeral.
Mortality (noun) The quality or state of being a person or thing that is alive and therefore certain to die; The quality or state of being mortal;The number of deaths that occur in a particular time or place.
Innate (adjective) existing from the time a person or animal is born. McKenna had an innate ability to paint and was creating amazing artwork with no formal training at the age of three.
Nationality (noun) the fact or status of being a member or citizen of a particular nation. She is American, but her parents are of German nationality
Native (adjective) Born in a particular place; belonging to a person since birth or childhood;produced ,living or existing naturally in a particular region.
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