to restudy

Examples

• All

• Claude studied and restudied the curious work.

  Fiction book (1992)

• We restudy remains to re-evaluate conclusions as well as to test new hypotheses and methods, to move forward in our understanding of past Native American populations and, by extension, all humans past and present. VII.

  Academic text (1996)

• Why do we restudy human remains?

  Academic text (1996)

• Scholars have studied and restudied his philosophy.

  Academic text (2002)

• Educational technology will facilitate distance learning; students will be allowed to study and restudy until learning objectives are attained, and teachers will become educational analysts and facilitators.

  Academic text (1991)

• Pakal's bones and teeth were recently restudied by Vera Tiesler and Andrea Cucina of the Autonomous University of Yucatan, and they can now tell us more about his physical appearance.

  Academic text (2009)

• Two decades after Wistendahl's work, Dennis Hardin restudied Buffalo Beats and discovered that the forest had encroached so much that only about a half acre of reasonably intact prairie remained.

  Academic text (1991)

• Brushes with royalty are fine, but Ikram notes that "a proper study of a larger group of mummies that are all contemporary would provide us with far more information about health, diet, disease and medicine, religious beliefs, and mummification technology than restudying the royals."

  Academic text (2004)

• Employing new analytical techniques, Agris Kalnijas, in 1974, restudied the evidence and concluded that there is only one spiral arm and that it emerges in the opposite direction to that plotted by Arp.

  Academic text (1993)

• After failing the exam, she decided to restudy the material to ensure she understood it better.

Synonyms

R

to review

vsto restudy

106 1.8

To study something again to remember it better

is about revisiting content again to improve understanding or memory

R

to revisit

vsto restudy

72 3.7

To return to an idea or topic to think about it again

is specifically about redoing learning to improve memory or comprehension

R

to refresh

vsto restudy

50 2.8

Help someone or yourself remember something forgotten

involves actively going over material again to deepen understanding or memory

R

to reread

vsto restudy

46 1.0

To read something again to understand or enjoy it better

is broader, covering repeated learning beyond only reading text

R

to refresh memory

vsto restudy

24 3.4

To help someone remember things they learned before

involves reworking material oneself to improve knowledge or memory

R

to relearn

vsto restudy

13 4.1

To study or practice something you once knew but forgot

often aims to improve understanding rather than only recover forgotten facts

R

to refamiliarize

vsto restudy

• US

1 6.5

To learn or help someone remember how to use something again after not using it for a while

focuses more on reworking content to increase understanding or recall

R

to repass

vsto restudy

7.2

Read notes or papers again to find mistakes

covers redoing learning in general, not only checking written notes

R

to reexplore

vsto restudy

4.8

To look at something again to find new information

is centered on reviewing material to strengthen memory and understanding

How Thorough

to master

191 4.1

to restudy

3.1

to review

106 1.8

to skim

1 2.7

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology