rediscovery

/ ˌriːdɪˈskʌvərɪ /

noun

1. the act, process, or an instance of discovering (something) again

Example Sentences

More than anything, Violent Hour marks a rediscovery of joyful vitality after Harvey’s ugly split with her former metal band, Butcher Babies, which she co-formed and performed in for 14 years.

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The more familiar “Renaissance” nevertheless remains a rich and esoteric metaphor, suggesting a human capacity for rediscovery and renovation—for re-creation.

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"To handle a genuine rediscovery of a work by someone who is easily one of the most famous artists in the world and the godfather of Surrealism is a real honour."

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The major rediscovery, and the title subject of the documentary, is the Temple of Isis that sat upon the island of Antirhodos, itself residing in a soggy grave.

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So here’s a gentle reframe: instead of dwelling in the shame or shadow of over-consumption, step into the thrill of responsible rediscovery.

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