What is "reanimated"

Usage examples of "reanimated".

Beller laboratories of his own will shortly before his death of natural causes, was reanimated, and suffered such mental disturbance afterward that he took his own life.

When he saw a reanimated patient return to a useful life of work and family and service, he knew a reward sweeter than most other men could ever know.

And so even though we can achieve physiological reanimation, the mind-ah-the mind is not always reanimated with the body.

They gloated in the triumph of death, they thanked God they had not allowed their beloved ones to be reanimated, they extended curses for Harker and his whole family.

Until he was awake and his mental performance could be tested and evaluated, there was a chance that he had been reanimated only to live out a life of anguish and frustration, his potential tragically circumscribed by irreparable brain damage.

The boy had been dead for thirty-one minutes, not an absolute record even in those days, because the young girl in Utah had already been reanimated after being in the arms of Death for sixty-six minutes.

I recognize a creature of ancient Egypt reanimated after being entombed alive for millennia?

The last man to do that was killed, reanimated, and propped up in the smoking lounge for five years, so guests could put their cigars out on his forehead.

Perhaps, he reflected thoughtfully, having been reanimated after a slumber of half a million years only to find itself with no traditional enemy to fight, it had gone in search of updated orders.

There might be dead people reanimated in that line, Kelvin thought with a shudder, or even look-alikes from other frames.