to rewatch
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- verb
- /riˈwɑtʃ/
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volver a ver
- Every holiday season, I rewatch my beloved films to get in the festive spirit.
- watch and rewatch
- rewatching every episode
- rewatch the movie
So the first question is the movie you've rewatched the most, Godfather.
- So the first question is the movie you've rewatched the most, Godfather.
- So today I thought we would rewatch our first makeup tutorial.
- I've reread The Blind Side, I've rewatched the movie The Blind Side.
- Now I just rewatch Boyhood and I love it.
- Do you want to rewatch all the diss tracks at least once a month?
- No, it's I went back and rewatched it and I'm like, Oh my God, here it is.
- I, I, it's funny because I've just rewatched it actually the entire thing.
- And I rewatched those recently and you can see through them.
- I was rewatching the Bears, Vikings and Caleb Williams.
- I also rewatched Moon which is so so good.
- So think like like freaky Friday or Mean Girls like those kind of movies I love rewatching.
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I have a Saturday to myself and I decided to spend it rewatching my favorite comfort TV show.
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Via Netflix streaming, I've been rewatching the entire Mission: Impossible TV series.
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I LOVE this show and watch it every Sunday and then rewatch it throughout the week.
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And I also know based on the past, everybody, that so many of you rewatch and rewatch and rewatch and rewatch these videos.
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It's nice to go back and rewatch and catch the Easter eggs.
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Now I just rewatch Boyhood and I love it.
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And I just rewatched our episode and it was so good.
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And the clues are there if you rewatch the portion of the episode before the murders start.
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So I just rewatched the episode, and I have a couple of new ideas.
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Now that I've rewatched it with that in mind, I can see you're right.
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Synonyms
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2.1
To play a recording again to hear or see it once more
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Etymology
The word rewatch is made of re- at the start meaning 'again' and watch meaning 'to look' or 'see'. So, to rewatch a film or video is to 'look' at it 'again', which is why we use it when we watch something one more time.