relive
v.to experience a past event again in your mind or imagination. You often use this when a memory feels very real or strong.
v.to experience a past event again, typically through memory or imagination. Often implies a vivid or involuntary mental reconstruction of a previous occurrence.
“I often relive my childhood holidays when I see the ocean.”
“The documentary allows viewers to relive the historic moon landing through restored high-definition footage and original audio.”
“Trauma survivors may involuntarily relive distressing experiences through flashbacks, making it difficult to distinguish the present moment from the past.”
The verb is transitive and requires a direct object, usually a memory, event, or experience.
Relive is transitive; it takes a direct object and should not be followed by the preposition 'in'.
“Do you work like a method actor – entering, or reliving, the reality of the song during the practice period?”
“Rather, they may feel they are reliving the original experience.”