Words and phrases that have a meaning related to renascence: (121 results)
Often used in the same context:
ecumenicalism, transmogrification, ascetical, renaissance, limitlessness, rebirth, inseparability, essentialness, agelessness, boundlessness, summum bonum, nebulousness, deracination, idealisation, mythologise, transformation, evanescence, res publica, murderousness, revival, ascendence, architectonics, apartness, emotiveness, antipode, originary, interpenetration, entwinement, atomism, reawakening, christianisation, forbearer, consociational, littleness, disjuncture, contraries, liberatory, transfiguration, contemporaneity, sophoclean, vulgarisation, cosmopolis, despoliation, noosphere, enfeeblement, vulgarization, finiteness, utopian socialism, demiurge, millenary, eschaton, rediscovery, irreconcilability, unsettlement, reification, alterity, metamorphosis, rudiment, besiegement, vicissitude, nowness, immiseration, cohering, ennoblement, resurrection, agrarianism, caesura, concomitants, reassertion, haphazardness, meiji restoration, threnody, anglophobia, immanence, archaism, ephemerality, renascent, fleetingness, evolvement, mummery, pervasion, enculturation, passivism, presentiment, ingenuities, prefiguring, wishfulness, creational, epoch, ex nihilo, generosities, europeanization, noninvolvement, tragedians, metanoia, davidic, spatiality, minuteness, incommensurability, ratiocination, gnosis, elizabethan age, apotheosis, decadence, revolution, flourishing, history, resurgence, tradition, civilisation, greats, historians, historiography, rapprochement, classics, modernism, revolutions, cosmopolitanism
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Also try:revitalisation, revitalization, revivification
— Adjectives for renascence: literary, national, southern, cultural, great, spiritual, early, classical, intellectual, poetic, religious, more...
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