Difference between Alive and Revived

ALIVE vs REVIVED: ADJECTIVE

Having life or vigor or spirit
In existence or operation; active.
Full of living or moving things; abounding.
Full of activity or animation; lively.
In play; live.
Having life, in opposition to dead; living; being in a state in which the organs perform their functions.
Exhibiting the activity and motion of many living beings; swarming; thronged.
Sprightly; lively; brisk.
Having susceptibility; easily impressed; having lively feelings, as opposed to apathy; sensitive.
As intensifier, of all living.
Capable of erupting
Possessing life
(followed by `to' or `of') aware of
(often followed by `with') full of life and spirit
In operation
Mentally perceptive and responsive
Having life; living. : living.

In life; living; in the state in which the organs of the body perform their functions: opposed to dead: as, the man is alive.
In a state of action; in force or operation; unextinguished; undestroyed; unexpired: as, keep the suit alive.
Full of alacrity; active; sprightly; lively: as, the company were all alive.
Enlivened; animated; strongly aroused.
Attentive; open to impressions (from); sensitive; susceptible: used with to: as, he is sufficiently alive to the beauties of nature, but yet more alive to his own interests.
Filled as with living things; swarming; thronged: as, the city was all alive when the general entered.
Of all living, by way of emphasis.
In printing. See live.
(idiom) (alive to) Aware of; sensitive to.

Existent, Animated, Alert, Enlivened, Spirited, Lively, Active, Vital, Live, Aware, Reanimated, Living, Viable, Revived, Awake

Reintroduced, Kindled, Rejuvenated, Resurfaced, Reignited, Reinvigorated, Resurrected, Animated, Redux, Resurgent, Alive, Reanimated, Revitalized, Renewed, Resuscitated

Existent, Animated, Alert, Enlivened, Spirited, Lively, Active, Vital, Live, Aware, Reanimated, Living, Viable, Revived, Awake

Reintroduced, Kindled, Rejuvenated, Resurfaced, Reignited, Reinvigorated, Resurrected, Animated, Redux, Resurgent, Alive, Reanimated, Revitalized, Renewed, Resuscitated

We are committed to keeping your dream alive.
Discrimination in auto lending is alive and well.
Nevertheless he was alive and of good heart.
He said Woods is lucky to be alive.
Tommy was still alive when they tried to slit his throat, and he was still alive when they dragged him to the bushes.
There are no prisms that are alive or part of a living body, but I am alive and prisms mathematically exist in my imagination.
My mother was still alive, but more importantly, I was still alive.
Because everyone who was alive when Bill Clinton was president is STILL alive.
The mental impression I intend to convey is that of being alive, vitally alive.
You can set out the terms of the trust to handle distribution while you are alive and well, alive and disabled, and not alive.

Cold water with brandy in it revived him.
These now need to be revived and adapted.
Thus, their club business is revived once again.
The Bricker Amendment is occasionally revived in Congress.
Can the narrative of beneficent globalization be revived?
He is revived by the Dragon Balls later.
Today we will be considering ways to be revived and to remain revived.
Rider cannot be revived independently and can only be revived along with the revival of the base Policy.
Second wish was to teleport the revived Piccolo to be revived Ball in an area many characters and part!
In time, history has revived these people, just as John Adams has been revived.