replay
- noun
- /ˈriːpleɪ/
- UK
- I call for an instant replay.
Examples
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Replay of the Camping World Regional Series race.... is on the Replay Race Channel at 3p.m.
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I give her a moment-by-moment replay of the accident.
Fiction book (2001) -
With this game, it felt like we were watching a replay of the first half.
Blog text (28) -
As we can see from the replay, he did again touch the white line, so it's a fail.
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This is a replay of an earlier scenario.
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I wish we could get an instant replay so I could see where it went, because I think it's gone.
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The "fumble" was one of the worst calls I have ever seen since replay was implemented.
Blog text (28) -
However, what made this unusual was the fact that instant replay did not overturn the field officials' decision.
Blog text (28) -
Maggie pointed to the glider for me to sit in and began a replay of our childhood ritual.
Fiction book (2000) -
The referee decided to show the replay of the controversial goal to clarify the decision.
Synonyms
A second game between the same opponents to decide the winner
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Etymology
Replay comes from re- 'again' and play 'a game', so a 'replay' is the whole match that is played 'again' after the first contest ended without a clear result.