restudy

verb

re·​study (ˌ)rē-ˈstə-dē 

restudied; restudying

transitive verb

: to study (something or someone) again

So I stayed up all night restudying the symphony from bar 1, as if I'd never seen it in my life.

—Leonard Bernstein

restudy noun

plural restudies

Many paleontologists, including some of the world's most knowledgeable anatomists of invertebrates, have led the restudy of Walcott's fossils

—Stephen Jay Gould

Word History

First Known Use

1735, in the meaning defined above

Rhymes for restudy

• bloody
• buddy
• cuddy
• muddy
• ruddy
• scudi
• study
• understudy