reheard

Listened once more

Reheard is the past tense of rehear—to hear again, especially in a legal context where a case is reconsidered by a court: The appeals court reheard the case after new evidence emerged.

Outside legal usage, reheard simply means heard again: I reheard the song and finally understood the lyrics.

legal

retrial

Fresh court proceeding

appealFormal review request
reopenMake accessible again
reconsiderThink about something anew

adjudicate · testimony · witness · verdict · ruling · judgment · case · proceeding · court · tribunal

relisten

replay

Repeated broadcast segment

rewindReturn to beginning
encoreAudience-demanded extra performance
revisitExamine again later

reexamine · recheck · review · reconsider · reprocess · reabsorb · playback · rescan

clarity

reinterpret

Understand in another way

reassessEvaluate a second time
reevaluateConsider again more carefully
reconsiderThink about something anew

reframe · recontextualize · misunderstanding · correction · hindsight · reanalysis

memory

recollection

Recalled mental image

reminiscenceRecalling past experiences
flashbackInvoluntary past memory
nostalgiaLonging for the past

recall · echo · resonance · linger · haunt · resurface · remembrance · reverberate

repetition

echo

Reflected sound wave

resoundEcho with force
reiterateSay something again
repeatDo or say again

restate · recapitulate · rehash · reemphasize · reinforce · duplicate · recurring · redundant · looping

Opposites

finality of judgment

rehearddismissed

Released from duty

finalized · settled · concluded · closed · upheld

sequence of hearing

reheardtried

Made an attempt

unheard · ignored

Family

rehear, rehearing

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