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Relive   Listen
verb
Relive  v. i.  To live again; to revive.






Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48








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"Relive" Quotes from Famous Books



... war, but we have had a good time anyway; come and see me again." It then dawned upon the governor that this little party of kindred spirits, all friends of his, were invited by the President to relive him from an interview about the future that would be fruitless of results. Neither could know what each ought to do until events pointed out a duty to be done. Lincoln knew that Tod was a famous story teller, as were all the others in the party, and availed himself of the opportunity ...
— Recollections of Forty Years in the House, Senate and Cabinet - An Autobiography. • John Sherman

... could scarcely make out any resemblance of the features. This showed that the second scene came long after the first: my father must by that time have begun to resemble his later self. A weird feeling stole over me. Was I going to relive my previous life, piecemeal? Was the past going to unroll itself in slow but regular panorama to my sleeping vision? Was my First State to become known like this in successive scenes ...
— Recalled to Life • Grant Allen

... disappointed that he had to leave she walked up and down the rough boards, stepping out of the way of the scene-shifters. 'By your leave, ma'am,' they cried, going by her with the long swinging wings. She was glad now that Montgomery had left her, for alone she could relive distinctly ...
— A Mummer's Wife • George Moore



Words linked to "Relive" :   reliving, know



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