reenacted

Staged once more

Reenacted is the past tense of reenact, meaning to act out or perform again something that happened before.

Historical societies reenact battles; witnesses reenact crimes for investigators.

Legislatures reenact laws when they pass them again after expiration: Congress reenacted the tax provisions that had lapsed.

historical

battlefield

Combat engagement area

cavalry · infantry · musket · cannon · siege · uniforms · swords · armour · warriors · pikemen

theatrical

staged

Arranged for effect

rehearsed · costume · script · dialogue · audience · director · actress · scene · blocking · cast

legal

legislation

Official enactment of statutes

ratification · codification · regulation · ordinance · decree · provision · clause · legislature · parliament · passed

simulated

recreation

Refreshment through leisure

replica · virtual · digital · interactive · immersive · 3D · visualization · walkthrough · documentary · educational

Opposites
originality/authenticity

reenactedoriginal

First or inventive

authentic · genuine · lived · spontaneous · unrehearsed

legislative action

reenactedrepealed

Officially withdrawn from effect

revoked · rescinded · abolished · annulled · nullified

performance/repetition

reenactedabandoned

Left behind completely

discontinued · ceased · halted · forgotten · neglected

Phrases
Family

reenact, reenactment, reenacting, reenactments, reenacts

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