redux
brought back; resurgent: the Victorian era redux.
Origin of redux
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How to use redux in a sentence
Folks came in from the suburbs to see the fence go down — the mood was a July Fourth redux.
I was a devoted listener of the old Cut on Tuesdays show that ended last year, and the first few episodes of the redux—featuring a new host, Avery Trufelman—have kicked off with a strong start.
When we watched Apocalypse Now redux, he, too, preferred the French plantation scene.
After college, I worked for Francis Ford Coppola; I watched an early cut of Apocalypse Now redux sitting in a midtown office.
Tax Return redux Gingrich's team released his taxes during the Thursday debate.
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An inscription seems to allude to this connection between the Temple of Jupiter redux and the camp.
Old Rome | Robert BurnOur author is guilty of the same extravagant idea in the "Astra redux:"
Astræa redux, the name given to an era which piques itself on the return of the reign of justice to the earth.
The Nuttall Encyclopaedia | Edited by Rev. James WoodHe may have conjectured that the mysterious stranger at the Maypole was Rudge redux.
The Problem of 'Edwin Drood' | W. Robertson NicollIt was followed, in 1660, by Astræa redux, in honour of the Restoration.
A Short Biographical Dictionary of English Literature | John W. Cousin
British Dictionary definitions for redux
/ (ˈriːdʌks) /
(usually postpositive) (esp of an artistic work) presented in a new way: Apocalypse Now Redux
Origin of redux
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