Word
revisiting
Phoneticsre·vis·it·ing
US/ɹiˈvɪzɪtɪŋ/
UK/ɹɪvˈɪzɪtɪŋ/
Definition
v. to look at or think about something again, often because you want to change it or understand it better. You use this when you go back to a topic or a place after some time.
v. to return to a subject, topic, or location for further consideration or examination. Often implies a deliberate re-evaluation of previous information or a return to a familiar setting.
Examples
“I am revisiting my old notes to prepare for the exam.”
“The committee is revisiting the original proposal to see if the new budget allows for any changes.”
“By revisiting the foundational theories of the field, the researchers were able to identify gaps in previous studies that had been overlooked for decades.”
Examples
simple
“I am revisiting my old notes to prepare for the exam.”
contextual
“The committee is revisiting the original proposal to see if the new budget allows for any changes.”
complex
“By revisiting the foundational theories of the field, the researchers were able to identify gaps in previous studies that had been overlooked for decades.”
Real-World Examples
“Researchers from The University of Manchester and the Natural History Museum reached the conclusion after revisiting fossils that had remained in museum collections for more than 150 years.” “With Little Women, my release of emotions is always tempered with a sort of fuzzy nostalgia that comes with revisiting your childhood.” Scan code
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