re-creation
[ree-kree-ey-shuh n]
- the act of creating anew.
- something created anew.
Origin of re-creation
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Contemporary Examples
And, of course, no Area re-creation is complete without a silver-walled dance floor, finished with flashing lights.
“We show them how to make a film—it could be a re-creation of a nightmare sequence, a montage,” he says.
Historical Examples
It will be a re-creation though the body will return to its former state.
The Faith of IslamEdward Sell
This is the day of growth, expansion, creation, and re-creation.
AppearancesGoldsworthy Lowes Dickinson
It is for the artist to observe and apply them in his own work of re-creation.
Line and Form (1900)Walter Crane
This poem is the re-creation of a spiritual experience, a hymn of adoration.
Studies of Contemporary PoetsMary C. Sturgeon
Mam'selle Pauline had been touched by the re-creation of Valmet.
Bayou FolkKate Chopin
re-creation
- the state or instance of creating again or anewthe re-creation of the Russian Empire
- a simulation or re-enactment of a scene, place, time, etca re-creation of a vineyard kitchen
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