1848 G. J. Mackenzie Year's Ministry 95 We wish the re-experience of his favour.

1904 Mind 13 300 Habits are specific, providing for the re-experience of past processes.

1968 Brit. Jrnl. Psychiatry 114 651/1 The recall of memories lies at the root of all insight therapies while ‘abreaction’ techniques seek their re-experience.

1987 M. S. Bergmann Anat. Loving xix. 252 The strongly independent seeks out a dependent partner with the hope that this union will allow the reexperience of the dependency wishes he or she had to repress.

1996 E. Tenner Why Things bite Back iii. 53 Symptoms included vivid reexperience of traumatic wartime events, usually in sleep but sometimes while awake.

1785 J. Sherburne To Court of Directors United Co. Merchants trading to E. Indies 14 I should be sorry to re-experience the Difficulties attending such a Situation.

1789 H. L. Piozzi Observ. Journey France I. 12 I was pleased to..re-experience that particular sensation.

1831 T. Hope Ess. Origin Man I. 90 No portion of time appears..again able to be recallable, so as to be re-experienced.

1899 Ann. Amer. Acad. Polit. & Social Sci. 13 34 The sight of an orange not only recalls the pleasure we have had in eating other oranges but it suggests the pleasure we are going to have when we eat this one. Thus we not only re-experience sensations but we pre-experience them, so to speak.

1951 E. Panofsky Gothic Archit. & Scholasticism 59 The membrification of the edifice permitted him to re-experience the very processes of architectural composition.

1997 E. Jong Inventing Memory viii. 183 You simply can't return to the past, or reexperience the glamour a man had when he was a hook into your future.