re-experience
- noun
- /ˌriːɪkˈspɪərɪəns/
- Reading his old letters was a bittersweet re-experience of their friendship.
Examples
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For many veterans, certain sounds can trigger a sudden re-experience of past events.
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Can you describe your re-experience of that concert?
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The movie brought a powerful re-experience of her childhood emotions.
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I had a vivid re-experience of my first day at school.
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Hearing that song again was a beautiful re-experience of my high school days.
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The old photographs provided a nostalgic re-experience of our family vacations.
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Watching the play brought a touching re-experience of the summer we spent together.
Synonyms
A memory of something from the past or the act of remembering it
A sudden strong memory that makes you feel you are living the past
An event or problem that happens again, often at regular times
A memory of something from the past
Experiencing a past event or feeling again in your mind
Something that happens again
A feeling of remembering a past event as if it is happening again
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Surface Forms
Morphology
re-experience = re-experience (transparent) = re + experience
The noun is a straightforward zero-derived use of the verb 're-experience' meaning an act or instance of doing it.
Etymology
Re-experience comes from the prefix re- meaning 'again' and experience meaning 'to feel or live through'. Think of it like a mental replay: a single event when you feel a memory or emotion again.