relearn

/ riːˈlɜːn /

verb

1. to learn (something previously known) again

Example Sentences

I figured relearning would help me competently teach my daughter.

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The British learned this lesson with appeasement before World War II, and Israel relearned it at a horrifying cost on Oct.

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Scientists in today’s America are relearning that lesson.

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One of her comments always resonates for me, that civics is something that has to be learned and relearned because it’s not stamped on our DNA.

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"The collective consumer consciousness is 'relearning' how to fuel their bodies and minds, and high protein has been a major priority reinforced with GLP-1 users," she said.

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