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rediscover

British  
/ ˌriːdɪˈskʌvə /

verb

  1. to discover (something) again

    rediscover the joys of life

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When fit, the Arsenal forward line is among Europe's most fearsome, especially with Kelly rediscovering her scoring touch in that West Ham game by netting twice.

From BBC

One hopes he has rediscovered his swing, because that’s a problem if he hasn’t.

From Los Angeles Times

If those sellers include central banks, there could be a lot farther to fall before gold rediscovers its luster.

From The Wall Street Journal

At the same time, Norris’s second act had a key advantage over many modern viral stars: it was built on an existing body of work that could be rediscovered and monetized, noted Thompson.

From MarketWatch

At the same time, Norris’s second act had a key advantage over many modern viral stars: it was built on an existing body of work that could be rediscovered and monetized, noted Thompson.

From MarketWatch