relive
- to experience again, as an emotion.
- to live (one's life) again.
- to live again.
Origin of relive
Related Words for relived
commemorate, get, recall, recognize, remind, learn, relive, portray, imitate, clone, recreate, reflect, emulate, duplicate, repeat, replicate, mirror, print, copy, photocopyExamples from the Web for relived
Contemporary Examples of relived
Of course, the failure of our family outing hardly mattered, for The Rings of Saturn can be relived by reading and re-reading.
But that first collection, relived again through Dior and I, was seemingly one of the most magical.
Designing the New Dior: ‘Dior & I’ Documentary Debuts at TriBeCa Film FestivalErin Cunningham
April 18, 2014
Physical pain subsides; emotional pain, when recalled, is relived.
The life and martyrdom of Hossein is relived in sermons and passion plays that touch all Iranians from their earliest days.
A part of my spirit has relived the morning of my release—Morning One—ever since.
Historical Examples of relived
They had relived a dozen moving incidents by flood and field.
The Brown MouseHerbert Quick
She now saw him from the commencement of that scene and relived what she had then felt.
War and PeaceLeo Tolstoy
At once in a sort of retrograde vision, she relived the past.
The MonsterEdgar Saltus
She brought all incidents to her absences home, and the two relived them with her.
SelinaGeorge Madden Martin
He died that His life might be loosed out to be relived in us.
Quiet Talks on Following the ChristS. D. Gordon
relive
- (tr) to experience (a sensation, event, etc) again, esp in the imagination