rememorize

Commit again mentally

To rememorize is to commit something to memory again, typically after having forgotten it or after a significant gap: I had to rememorize all the state capitals before the test.

The word implies prior mastery that has faded.

relearning

revisit

Examine again later

refreshRestore energy or newness
reacquaintMake familiar once more
retrainTeach new job skills

reabsorb · recapture · rediscover · reengage · revise · reexamine · brush-up · rustiness · lapsed · forgotten

practice

drill

Hole-boring device

repetitionAct of redoing
rehearsalPre-performance practice session
reviewCritical written assessment

flashcards · recitation · cramming · rote · repetitive · reinforcement · conditioning · habituation · ingraining · cementing

cognition

recall

Memory retrieval act

retentionContinued holding or possession
encodingConverting data to format
retrievalAct of getting back

consolidation · hippocampus · neurons · synapses · neuroplasticity · long-term · short-term · cognition · forgetfulness · brainwaves

academic

study

Deliberate learning effort

examFormal knowledge assessment
testEvaluative examination
quizBrief informal test

coursework · curriculum · vocabulary · formulas · equations · dates · facts · terminology · definitions · passages

Opposites

memory retention vs. loss

rememorizeforget

Fail to recall

unlearn · lose · disremember · let slip · purge

intentional learning vs. natural retention

rememorizeretain

Keep possession of

remember · maintain · preserve

deliberate cognitive effort

rememorizeneglect

Failure to provide care

ignore · disregard · let go · abandon · give up on

Family

rememorizing

Familiarity: Top 500,000
Profile: Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G