relive
Go through again
To relive something is to experience it again, especially in memory or imagination: I relive that moment every time I hear the song.
The word usually applies to past events—you might relive a triumph, a trauma, or a childhood summer.
Sometimes relive suggests involuntary recall: She relives the accident in nightmares.
Staged reproduction of events
- replayRepeated broadcast segment
- recreateProduce something anew
- re-enactPerform a past event
- retraceFollow a previous path
revisit · simulate · reconstruct · restage · reproduce · immersion · roleplay · dramatization
Longing for the past
- reminisceRecall past experiences fondly
- flashbackInvoluntary past memory
- memoriesStored past experiences
- recollectRetrieve past experiences
retrospect · reminiscence · recall · anamnesis · yesteryear · bygone · past · remembrance
reenactment
Staged reproduction of events
retrace · revisit · simulate · reconstruct · restage · reproduce · immersion · roleplay · dramatization · walkthrough
nostalgia
Longing for the past
- reminisceRecall past experiences fondly
- flashbackInvoluntary past memory
- memoriesStored past experiences
recollect · retrospect · reminiscence · recall · anamnesis · yesteryear · bygone · past · remembrance · memoir
rekindle
Renew something dormant
re-experience · reignite · restore · refresh · rediscover · reconnect · recapture · reaffirm
- memoriesmemories, remember, recollections, childhood memory, childhood memories
- overthinkingoverthink, ruminate, obsess, brood, dwell
- memoryremember, forget, recall, memorize, recollect
- re- wordsredo, repeat, replay, restart, retry
- nostalgianostalgia, nostalgic, memories, memory, remember
- Looking Backremember, recall, memory, reminisce, reminiscing
reliveanticipate
Expect beforehand
look forward · move forward · envision · be present · foresee
- religious revivalRenewed collective spiritual fervor