Definition of rediscover in English:
rediscover
verb riːdɪˈskʌvəˌridəˈskəvər
[with object]Discover (something forgotten or ignored) again.
he was trying to rediscover his Gaelic roots
Example sentencesExamples
- A few days ago, I rediscovered the thing, and started to read it, and I'm still thoroughly enjoying it.
- Not so long ago I set about rediscovering it for myself, in the company of a Native Canadian.
- In the past two seasons an extra 10,000 Scottish fans have discovered or rediscovered the game.
- Families are being encouraged to rediscover their roots by using a computer at a family history day this weekend.
- I'm rediscovering the music I loved when I was eight years old.
- Now he rediscovers a possible life he might have led 40 years after the fact.
- Georgians rediscovered this book only a few years ago, but they find its message profoundly appealing.
- People are rediscovering its beauty and recreational potential.
- Both teachers were drawn to non-Western music and helped Sinta rediscover her roots.
- He is thriving after rediscovering his scoring form.
- These Russian painters were discovering and rediscovering the look of their country.
- So of course I had to rediscover my Christmas roots and write a column about it.
- This evening I'm rediscovering the autumnal pleasure of surfing the internet with my stockinged feet jammed against a hot radiator.
- I rediscovered this game just a few days ago when I found out that an old mate of mine had the high score.
- Until English rugby rediscovers this attitude, it will never return to the successes it once enjoyed.
- In doing so I've made some wonderful new friends, discovered new comrades and rediscovered old ones.
- And when I'm constantly rediscovering tracks from old albums, I feel less of a need to go out and gather new material.
- These ‘born again’ believers reconstruct their identity in rediscovering religion.
- Those findings of ten years ago have recently been rediscovered the hard and expensive way.
- Since rediscovering the Herald, she has had two £10 wins on the lottery - with numbers based on her birthday.
Definition of rediscover in US English:
rediscover
verbˌridəˈskəvərˌrēdəˈskəvər
[with object]Discover (something forgotten or ignored) again.
he was trying to rediscover his Gaelic roots
Example sentencesExamples
- Since rediscovering the Herald, she has had two £10 wins on the lottery - with numbers based on her birthday.
- These Russian painters were discovering and rediscovering the look of their country.
- In doing so I've made some wonderful new friends, discovered new comrades and rediscovered old ones.
- I rediscovered this game just a few days ago when I found out that an old mate of mine had the high score.
- People are rediscovering its beauty and recreational potential.
- Now he rediscovers a possible life he might have led 40 years after the fact.
- And when I'm constantly rediscovering tracks from old albums, I feel less of a need to go out and gather new material.
- So of course I had to rediscover my Christmas roots and write a column about it.
- Not so long ago I set about rediscovering it for myself, in the company of a Native Canadian.
- He is thriving after rediscovering his scoring form.
- These ‘born again’ believers reconstruct their identity in rediscovering religion.
- Those findings of ten years ago have recently been rediscovered the hard and expensive way.
- Georgians rediscovered this book only a few years ago, but they find its message profoundly appealing.
- Until English rugby rediscovers this attitude, it will never return to the successes it once enjoyed.
- This evening I'm rediscovering the autumnal pleasure of surfing the internet with my stockinged feet jammed against a hot radiator.
- Both teachers were drawn to non-Western music and helped Sinta rediscover her roots.
- In the past two seasons an extra 10,000 Scottish fans have discovered or rediscovered the game.
- Families are being encouraged to rediscover their roots by using a computer at a family history day this weekend.
- I'm rediscovering the music I loved when I was eight years old.
- A few days ago, I rediscovered the thing, and started to read it, and I'm still thoroughly enjoying it.