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rediscover

British  
/ ˌriːdɪˈskʌvə /

verb

  1. to discover (something) again

    rediscover the joys of life

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Once thought extinct, they were rediscovered in a metal culvert in 1986.

From Los Angeles Times

The pandemic exposed the fragility of supply chains, borders closed, and governments rediscovered sovereignty under pressure.

From The Wall Street Journal

And increasingly, he notes, younger Italians are rediscovering that logic.

From Salon

“In every age and generation,” Mr. Robb writes, “there is another Britain to rediscover.”

From The Wall Street Journal

A fractious relationship with Martin threatened to stunt his growth at Ibrox, but under Rohl he has rediscovered some of his best form.

From BBC