🔁 A repeated feeling 🔁 To feel again

to re-experience

5.5

To feel a past event or emotion again

verb
/ˌriːɪkˈspɪərɪəns/

: revivir

When I read that book again, I was able to re-experience the emotions I felt as a child.

And if I would try to dive in and re experience something, everything would disappear and then they would come back.

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Examples

Is it the pleasure the painting gives us, We the viewers perhaps allowing us to re experience a starry night?
People began to re experience the rabbi as if he were still alive.
To be able to have the power to go back and re experience those things is it's silly to me.
So that means we can re experience the the those exciting moments anytime, anywhere.
And if I would try to dive in and re experience something, everything would disappear and then they would come back.

Shawn Ryan Show
And I go, OK, it's not, it's not going to impact me the way you think it is only because you, as you tell it, re re experience everything you went through.

Film Courage
They can re experience their whole life and it it doesn't matter how long they were clinically dead on earth.

Shawn Ryan Show
Many people find comfort in music because it allows them to re-experience cherished memories from their youth.
Therapy can help individuals re-experience past traumas in a safe environment to process their feelings.

Synonyms

to relive

vsto re-experience

107 3.7

Feel or imagine a past event again in your mind

is to feel them again in the present rather than only remember

to recapture

vsto re-experience

26 6.0

To bring back a past feeling or quality

is to experience past things again more generally

to re-create

vsto re-experience

5.4

Picture a past scene again in your mind

is to feel past experiences again rather than just rebuild images

Antonyms

to forget

∞ 1.0

Not remember something you should remember

How Intense

to relive

107 3.7

to re-experience

5.5

to remember

∞ 1.0

to recall

∞ 2.4

Surface Forms

re-experience infinitive

re-experienced past

re-experienced past participle

re-experiencing present participle

re-experiences third person singular

Morphology

re-experience = experience (transparent) = re + experience

This is regular prefixation: 're-' adds the meaning 'again' to the verb 'experience'.

Etymology

Re-experience is made of re- 'again' and experience 'to feel or live through'. It is like relive or replay — to feel a past event or emotion once more.