to rediscover
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3.2
- verb
- /ˌriːdɪsˈkʌvər/
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redescubrir
- After years of neglect, she decided to rediscover her love for painting by taking a weekend class.
- rediscover one's roots
- rediscover the work
- rediscover the value
And I began the journey of rediscovering the value of sleep.
- And I began the journey of rediscovering the value of sleep.
- Through our loyalty to our country, we will rediscover our loyalty to each other.
- So have you got any tips on how someone can rediscover the creativity that's inside them?
- Not to find ourselves, but to rediscover who we were, who we are as humans.
- Trump has rediscovered that middle lane.
- So I think that right now we are in a phase of rediscovering humanity.
- So the last thing I want to say is I really think that we have to rediscover the art of conversation.
- the United States is a country which is rediscovering industry and reindustrialization.
- You say in your book that in Awe book, Rediscover your childlike wonder, unleash inspiration, meaning and joy.
- And this becomes the whole point of why we're even here is to rediscover our genius.
Examples
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We would leave it behind only to rediscover it at the next turn.
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I rediscovered the joy I once felt doing what I loved.
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Have you ever wanted to rediscover what it is to kiss?
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What did you learn that allowed you to be able to rediscover your own talent?
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We have to rediscover human nature.
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So the last thing I want to say is I really think that we have to rediscover the art of conversation.
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Not to find ourselves, but to rediscover who we were, who we are as humans.
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Through our loyalty to our country, we will rediscover our loyalty to each other.
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What was the journey of rediscovering love like for you?
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So I think that right now we are in a phase of rediscovering humanity.
Synonyms
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4.1
To bring a memory or fact back into your mind
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6.8
Bring something back into use after it was forgotten
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6.0
To bring back a past feeling or quality
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4.1
To study or practice something you once knew but forgot
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5.8
To find something again after you lose it
To find something again after you lost it
To feel a past event or emotion again
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Etymology
The word rediscover combines the prefix re- meaning 'again' with discover, which comes from the idea of taking a 'cover' off to 'find' something. So to rediscover is to 'find again' something you had lost or forgotten.