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reagain; back; anew

Part of speech: NOUN

Definition: again; back; anew

Pronunciation (IPA): /riː/

Example Sentences

  • My boss made me redo the presentation three times - I'm becoming a re-expert!
  • Please remember to reconfirm your appointment
  • I had to retake the TOEIC test because I accidentally wrote my name as 'Superman'

re

NOUN

[/riː/]

again; back; anew

a chef carefully places a fresh steak onto a hot grill where char marks are already visible. The chef had just removed a previous steak that didn't cook properly. Now the chef starts the cooking process all over again with a new piece of meat. The grill sizzles as the raw steak hits the hot surface for a second attempt. Kitchen staff nearby watch as the chef begins the cooking process anew.  the action of doing something again after the first attempt
💡 Concept

a chef carefully places a fresh steak onto a hot grill where char marks are already visible. The chef had just removed a previous steak that didn't cook properly. Now the chef starts the cooking process all over again with a new piece of meat. The grill sizzles as the raw steak hits the hot surface for a second attempt. Kitchen staff nearby watch as the chef begins the cooking process anew. the action of doing something again after the first attempt

Reborn beneath the tree, rising free!
🎵 Rhyme

Reborn beneath the tree, rising free!

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🎤Pronunciation

🇺🇸 US/riː/
🇬🇧 UK/riː/

🌳Etymology

Prefixre--

🎵Rhyme

freeseekeytree
free
see
key
tree

🔗Collocations

re-enter
re-apply
re-check
re-start
re-do
re-send
re-schedule

📝Examples

😄 Fun example

My boss made me redo the presentation three times - I'm becoming a re-expert!

Please remember to reconfirm your appointment

😄 Fun example

I had to retake the TOEIC test because I accidentally wrote my name as 'Superman'

The company will restructure its departments next month

📚Related Words

Synonyms

againanewonce moreafresh

Antonyms

first timeinitiallyoriginally

Related

returnrepeatrestorereviserenew

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