re-experience
Britishverb
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It’s delightful to re-experience amenities I took for granted before pandemic restrictions kept ferry riders sequestered in their cars for so many long, dreary months.
From Seattle Times
The model explains how the neocortex slowly acquires conceptual knowledge and how, together with the hippocampus, this allows us to "re-experience" events by reconstructing them in our minds.
From Science Daily
I’m really inspired by the things I loved then and allowing myself to re-experience them now.
From Los Angeles Times
Nostalgic players will get the chance to re-experience the single-player, third-person tense stealthy combat through government mercenary Solid Snake and his various missions and exotic locations.
From Washington Times
Martin’s museum draws a lot of parents looking to re-experience games from their youth — but he notices their children drift over to the pinball machines, too.
From Washington Post
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