to restretch
- verb
- /ˌriːˈstrɛtʃ/
- If you feel tightness, it's helpful to restretch your muscles gently.
Examples
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I need to restretch after sitting for so long.
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After sitting at his desk for hours, he stood up to restretch his arms and legs.
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The coach told the players to restretch before starting the second half of the game.
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She restretches before every workout.
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After sitting at his desk for hours, he stood up to restretch his arms and legs.
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The coach told the players to restretch before starting the second half of the game.
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If you feel tightness, it's helpful to restretch your muscles gently.
Synonyms
Do gentle exercises to prepare the body for harder activity
To make muscles less tight and more ready for exercise by stretching
Prepare your body for exercise by stretching or doing light movements
To move or stretch your muscles so they are ready to work
Antonyms
How Stretched
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Restretch comes from the prefix re- meaning 'again' and the word stretch meaning 'to make long or tight'. So to restretch your body is to give your muscles another long pull, like a second yawn to ease stiffness and get ready to move.