reexperiences
Goes through again
Reexperiences is the third-person singular of reexperience—to undergo or feel something again.
The word appears often in clinical contexts describing trauma: She reexperiences the accident in nightmares.
More neutrally, one might reexperience a favorite place or sensation upon returning to it.
Involuntary past memory
- triggerWhat initiates action
- PTSDChronic reaction to horrific events
- intrusionUnauthorized entry into space
- relivingMentally revisiting past events
dissociation · nightmare · hyperarousal · involuntary · vivid · distressing · trauma · survivor
Memory retrieval act
- retrievalAct of getting back
- memoryMind's retention capacity
- recollectionRecalled mental image
- episodicOccurring in distinct segments
autobiographical · encoding · hippocampus · consolidation · neuroscience · mnemonic · remembering · recognition
Recalling past experiences
- memoryMind's retention capacity
- yearningIntense prolonged craving
- longingIntense, persistent desire
- wistfulnessTender sadness for absence
sentimentality · retrospection · bittersweet · homesickness · revisiting · childhood · youth · halcyon
flashback
Involuntary past memory
- triggerWhat initiates action
- PTSDChronic reaction to horrific events
- intrusionUnauthorized entry into space
reliving · dissociation · nightmare · hyperarousal · involuntary · vivid · distressing · trauma · survivor · therapy
recall
Memory retrieval act
- retrievalAct of getting back
- memoryMind's retention capacity
- recollectionRecalled mental image
episodic · autobiographical · encoding · hippocampus · consolidation · neuroscience · mnemonic · remembering · recognition · reconstruction
reminiscence
Recalling past experiences
wistfulness · sentimentality · retrospection · bittersweet · homesickness · revisiting · childhood · youth · halcyon · bygone
taste
Flavor perception ability
touch · aroma · flavor · texture · sensation · visceral · vivid · triggering · evocative · pungent
reexperiencesdiscovers
Finds something previously unknown
originates · debuts · premieres · inaugurates · initiates