rekindle

Other birds who mate for life, especially birds of prey, must rekindle their relationship with their mate each year, with display flights and other courtship activities.

Just four days previously he had mentioned the possibility of rekindling our relationship.

As a result, the British clamored to explore the north, rekindling that long-held dream of finding a Northwest Passage.

A common pursuit of old men is the rekindling of those days when life was yet to be conquered.

Even after there's no fire left that he can see, he pours water on it and all around it to guard against its rekindling.

This was instantly put out—all excepting a slight spark or two to assist in rekindling it.

Just the opposite effect attended the rekindling of the companion object.

And in this other bottle is another liquid for rekindling the fire,—no secret of chemistry, this time, but only naphtha.

It was done completely; not a remnant of light in the wick could give hope to the rekindling breath.