Revivalists is a 11 letter English word. It's valid Words with friends word worth 20 points.
You can make 745 anagrams from letters in revivalists (aeiilrsstvv).
First recorded in 1810-20; revival + -ist
He was a Methodist preacher—a revivalist—and did his own exhorting.
When it was finished, the preacher sat down beside the revivalist.
Isn't that revivalist preacher enough to run it for a while?
Then the revivalist says: "Take your chance, my little friend," and went away.
The revivalist was stunned, and he looked at Mitch and kind of started to get away from him.
And I had listened to the revivalist and heard the singin' and the experience speeches.
In this instance it was hard to say which was the more surprised, the revivalist or the congregation.
The tumult swelled, directed, dominated, by the voice of the revivalist.
Some had evidently come from afar, for the fame of the revivalist was widespread.
He must be some revivalist who has gone insane on one point.
We've set her thinking; she's 'under conviction,' as the revivalists used to say.
The revivalists dismissed this sort of thinking as capitulation.
But they do not belong to the lover of the beautiful or to the revivalists.
So far, however, they were not in form or theory Socialists, but only revivalists.
Some were reformers while others were evangelists or revivalists.
Eric Hermannson had long been the object of the prayers of the revivalists.
For the interior of the chapel was dealt with by the Gothic revivalists .
The finding of this God is very like what revivalists call "conversion" (p. 21).
But the people around made no more fun of them than revivalists make of a preacher and a new convert.
The revivalists had for their great idea the regeneration of the soul.
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