Definition of revisit
transitive verb
: to visit again : return to revisit the old neighborhood; also : to consider or take up again reluctant to revisit past disputes
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Examples of revisit in a Sentence
He revisited his old house.
The police revisited the crime scene.
The police revisited the case of the unsolved murder.
The book is worth revisiting.
Recent Examples of revisit from the Web
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Look in the mirror Listed on Duke’s bathroom mirror is a set of goals, written plainly and revisited daily.
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After each segment, the Tigers meet as a team and revisit progress against that checklist.
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Their case has been revisited by the courts a number of times since the pair were executed in 1927 and no conclusive answer about their guilt or innocence has been reached.
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The Fourth of July always inspires us to revisit movies about America, in particular those that continue to resonate with us and our sense of country and patriotism.
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In recognition of today’s holiday, Democracy Now has reposted the video to revisit on this July Fourth.
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Writing his records required getting personal and revisiting a tough breakup.
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The water theme dripped out into the surreal, brooding couture creations that revisited the Dutch wunderkind's signature fusion of organic forms with technology and mechanics.
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U.S. District Judge Edgardo Ramos signed an order dismissing the case, but agreed to revisit it if a dispute arose.
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First Known Use of revisit
15th century
revisit
Definition of revisit
: a second or subsequent visit
Recent Examples of revisit from the Web
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As satellite revisit times and image quality improve, researchers hope that skeptics within their own governments will come to see technology’s value.
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Each year, the school board revisits and votes to extend the superintendent's contract.
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Some of Gramsci’s best known writing revisits the nature of intellectual work.
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A reader can’t help noting that anti-liberal polemics, today as in the lurid polemical pasts that Mishra revisits, always have more force and gusto than liberalism’s defenses have ever had.
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First Known Use of revisit
1623
REVISIT Defined for English Language Learners
revisit
playDefinition of revisit for English Language Learners
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: to go to (a place) again especially after a long period of time
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: to think about or look at (something) again
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