Difference between Come Alive and Samite

COME ALIVE vs SAMITE: NOUN

A material of rich silk, sometimes with gold threads, especially prized during the Middle Ages.
Originally, a heavy silk material each thread of which was supposed to be twisted of six fibers; later, rich heavy silk material of any kind, especially that which had a satin-like gloss.
A heavy silk fabric, often interwoven with gold or silver, worn in the Middle Ages.
A heavy silk fabric (often woven with silver or gold threads); used to make clothing in the Middle Ages

Say farewell, Tribute album, Breathing room, Pneuma, Loosen up, Goofing off, Fall asleep, Fading away, Wash away, Wake, Arouse, Awake, Waken, Awaken, Wake up

Isak dinesen, Karen blixen, Cushitic, Medly, Sitarist, Ebonies, Vocalist, Musician, Xylophonist, Percussionist, Chagga, Ethnomusicology, Marimba, Pennywhistle, Kora

Sniff out, City room, Say farewell, Tribute album, Breathing room, Loosen up, Goofing off, Fall asleep, Fading away, Wash away, Wake, Arouse, Awake, Waken, Awaken

Ballades, Atlas moth, Lingala, Cushitic, Medly, Sitarist, Ebonies, Vocalist, Musician, Xylophonist, Percussionist, Chagga, Ethnomusicology, Marimba, Pennywhistle

Movies make the events they portray come alive.
This playset makes the Hogwarts Express come alive.
Now my fantasies are going to come alive.
His quaint spelling makes the frontier come alive.
Mermaids that dwell only in Fantasy come alive!
Building blocks that make your space come alive.
WORDAs you come to the Word, pause and ask God to make it come alive for you.
THANK YOU to all of the people that come together to make this magical wonderland land come alive each year!
Transients and percussive attacks also come through clearly, which makes music come alive in a beautiful way.
Not that they come alive in him; it is he who comes alive in them.