bring back
Fetch and return
To bring back is to return something to its original place or condition.
You bring back library books, borrowed items, or souvenirs from a trip.
The phrase extends to revival: They're trying to bring back disco.
Memories or experiences can bring back feelings: That song brings back so many memories.
In conversation, bring it back means return to an earlier topic.
Go get and return
- retrieveGet something back
- recoverRegain health or possession
- reclaimTake back possession
- regainAcquire again
rescue · salvage · recoup · repossess · reacquire · return · restore · reinstate
Return after dormancy
- comebackRecovery after decline
- resuscitateRestore to consciousness
- reviveRestore consciousness or vigor
- resurrectRestore after ending
reanimate · rekindle · reawaken · restore · rejuvenate · revitalize · regenerate · rebirth
Stored past experiences
- reminisceRecall past experiences fondly
- reminiscenceRecalling past experiences
- recollectionRecalled mental image
- flashbackInvoluntary past memory
yearning · longing · wistfulness · sentimentality · homesickness · halcyon · golden days · old times
fetch
Go get and return
regain · rescue · salvage · recoup · repossess · reacquire · return · restore · reinstate · reestablish
resurgence
Return after dormancy
- comebackRecovery after decline
- resuscitateRestore to consciousness
- reviveRestore consciousness or vigor
resurrect · reanimate · rekindle · reawaken · restore · rejuvenate · revitalize · regenerate · rebirth · renaissance
memories
Stored past experiences
- reminisceRecall past experiences fondly
- reminiscenceRecalling past experiences
- recollectionRecalled mental image
flashback · yearning · longing · wistfulness · sentimentality · homesickness · halcyon · golden days · old times · bygone