reliving
- noun
- /rɪˈlɪvɪŋ/
- So when you have the nightmare and wake up, you are reliving one of the worst experiences you had.
Do you think there's something instructive about this emphasis of reliving memories in building AI systems?
- Do you think there's something instructive about this emphasis of reliving memories in building AI systems?
- One thing that happens with people with PTSD is they have the same repeated horrible nightmare, which is often a reliving of the day's trauma that that they had.
Examples
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I am literally reliving being left out at a sleepover in middle school.
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College was quite a fun time for me and I would not mind reliving that again.
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But yeah, it was really tough reliving that stuff.
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Was that all that I ultimately was doing was I was reliving a very painful memory.
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One thing that happens with people with PTSD is they have the same repeated horrible nightmare, which is often a reliving of the day's trauma that that they had.
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And then there would be people reliving incredible traumas of different kinds, birth traumas, childhood traumas and so forth.
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This endless reliving of history may have hurt the Who's legacy (imagine if they'd split in 1978), but now that they're reaching the end of their journey, it feels truly poignant.
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She often finds herself reliving her childhood vacations with a smile.
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After the accident, he struggled with reliving the events in his mind every night.
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The film was so impactful that viewers reported reliving its themes long after leaving the theater.
Synonyms
A memory of something from the past or the act of remembering it
A memory of something from the past
Thinking about events or experiences from the past
A feeling of remembering a past event as if it is happening again
A return of a past feeling or memory in your mind
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Etymology
Reliving comes from the pieces re- meaning 'again' and living from 'to live'. So it literally means 'living again', a useful image for when you experience a past event or feeling one more time, especially as a memory.