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revivalist::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | evangelist, gospeler, gospeller |
| Type of | sermonizer, preacher man, preacher, sermoniser |
| Has types | televangelist |
| Derivation | revivalism |
Examples of revivalist
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They gradually evolved into a revivalist band dedicated to 1970s-era blues-rock.
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He later led a short-lived revivalist ministry called Eldridge Cleaver Crusades.
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Both of these writers'works are characterised by a specifically revivalist mode.
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Their earlier records were produced by Country music revivalist David Rawlings.
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Always an authentic revivalist, Graham has evaded both doctrine and denomination.
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In the early 1740s, the revivalist George Whitefield came to Cambridge to preach.
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How important is it to know that Jonathan Edwards was an 18th-century revivalist?
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This Greek revivalist-style five-storey town house has plenty of drama of its own.
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In the meantime, however, a fellow revivalist is stirring up more populist waters.
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- Evangelist: a preacher of the Christian gospel
- (revivalistic) of or relating to or characterizing revivalism
- (revivalism) an attempt to reawaken the evangelical faith
- (Revivalism) Christian revival is a term that generally refers to a specific period of increased spiritual interest or renewal in the life of a church congregation or many churches, either regionally or globally. ...
- (Revivalism (architecture)) Revivalism''' in architecture is the use of visual styles that consciously echo the style of a previous architectural era.
- (Revivalists) musicians, storytellers, and other artists who perform the folk music, tales, crafts, and folk arts of other people and times, often learned from books, recordings, or workshops. Some revivalists also perform folk genres from their own traditions.
- (Revivalism) A revival is the apparent restoration of a living creature from a dead state to a living state. In a New Testament story, Lazarus was revived by divine intervention. ...
- (Revivalism) Belief in or the promotion of a revival of religious fervor.
