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resurrectional

  • a word derived from resurrection.
    resurrection
    noun
    the act of rising from the dead.

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Not only the well-born chose it as their final resting place, but also Hudson River School painters like Asher Brown Durand, whose landscapes emphasize nature’s resurrectional power.

From New York Times ● May 14, 2013

In practice this seems to make Editor Williams feel that unless a poem tells its readers something disastrous or resurrectional it is not a poem.

From Time Magazine Archive

Things smallest have some resurrectional morning,     The forms alone fade.

From Poems and Songs by Arthur Hubbell Palmer