verb
definition
To activate again.
Examples of reactivated in a Sentence
Whenever the crystals come in contact with any form of dampness, moisture or humidity, they are reactivated once again releasing their pungent odors.
The herpes virus lies dormant in the nerves of the face and is reactivated by sunburn, a recent viral illness (cold or flu), and periods of stress.
Impairment of the immune system has been unquestionably determined to be the reason why Herpes Viruses are reactivated from a dormant state and re-infect children causing Bell's palsy.
It lies dormant in the nerve cells, where it may be reactivated years later by disease or age-related weakening of the immune system.
The reactivated virus further infects nerve cells, causing severe pain, burning, or itching.
Once you obtain Florida car insurance and show proof of coverage to the DMV, you will need to pay a fee to have your license and registration reactivated.
The signal that caused the program to stop is reactivated with the C command and ignored with the c command.
The gun was a reactivated blank firing 9mm handgun that was loaded.
Some of these slope failures may be long established, even possibly recently reactivated, features.
Moreover, they do not fade out if they are not reactivated regularly.
And there is evidence that such dormant viruses can be reactivated as a result of genetic recombination.
This window can be accessed, collapsed, and reactivated easily at any point in your transcription.
Months or even years later, however, the disease can become reactivated in different organs if the immune system is weakened.
In some individuals, HSV can be reactivated from a latent state.
Many of his original Enterprise albums have been reissued in CD format by U.K. Ace under their reactivated Stax logo.
Three patients required squint surgery after their disease reactivated.
Most were in working order and just needed to be reactivated, a simple process she used her micro to do when no one was looking.