brings back
Retrieves once more
Brings back means to return something or someone to a place or state: She brings back library books on time.
More often, it means to revive or restore: The smell of cookies brings back childhood memories.
A song, taste, or photograph brings back feelings or recollections by triggering them.
To bring back a discontinued product or policy is to reintroduce it.
Retain in mind
- recollectRetrieve past experiences
- recallMemory retrieval act
- recollectionRecalled mental image
- reminiscenceRecalling past experiences
retrieval · mind's eye · trigger · evoke · conjure · summon · dredge up · resurface
Restore consciousness or vigor
- restoreReturn to earlier state
- resurrectRestore after ending
- rekindleRenew something dormant
- reawakenBecome alert again
renew · reinstate · reestablish · return · recover · reclaim · reintroduce · regenerate
remember
Retain in mind
- recollectRetrieve past experiences
- recallMemory retrieval act
- recollectionRecalled mental image
reminiscence · retrieval · mind's eye · trigger · evoke · conjure · summon · dredge up · resurface · remind
revive
Restore consciousness or vigor
reawaken · renew · reinstate · reestablish · return · recover · reclaim · reintroduce · regenerate · rejuvenate
memories
Stored past experiences
- reminisceRecall past experiences fondly
- yesteryearTime not long past
- sentimentalExcessively emotional about memories
longing · wistful · bygone · halcyon · nostalgic · homesick · vintage · retro · heirloom · classic
brings backtakes away
Removes or subtracts
removes · keeps away · sends away · relocates
brings backerases
Removes marks completely
suppresses · represses · obliterates · buries · dims
brings backabolishes
Officially ends or eliminates
eliminates · discontinues · ends · phases out · does away with
back, bring, drawback, comeback, setback, feedback, brought, brings, bringing