The term "revivify" is employed in literature to evoke a sense of restoration and renewal, both in literal and metaphorical contexts. It is often used to indicate the process of breathing new life into something that has withered or decayed, as seen in the imagery of a withered limb of Heaven receiving the universal Spirit [1] and the reanimation of lifeless objects, such as reawakening a dead corpse [2]. The word also serves as a metaphor for rejuvenating cultural, historical, or societal aspects, whether by reinvigorating past traditions and institutions [3][4], or by refreshing societal values and influences [5][6]. Additionally, more personal or abstract applications are evident when “revivify” is employed to describe the rekindling of emotional warmth or intellectual vitality, such as in the restoration of forgotten virtues or lost feelings [7][8].