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revisit English

Meaning revisit meaning

What does revisit mean?

revisit

— verb visit again We revisited Rome after 25 years

Synonyms revisit synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as revisit?

revisit English » English

visit again re-evaluate follow up

Conjugation revisit conjugation

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revisit · verb

Examples revisit examples

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Movie subtitles

He wanted to revisit the places where he'd fought the hardest.
And I'm sure you could revisit us at any time.
Her only consolation is to revisit the places she can't forget. the silent walls where her mute witness waits.
And so, each year on my birthday I'd revisit them.
After all that has befallen me, it is hard to revisit the spirit of my youth.
So, it's during REM sleep that the Dream Masters have the greatest powers to revisit them?
Detective I'd like to revisit some of the things you said just then in direct.
To be able to revisit those places. which meant so very much to us.
Right, reintroduce you publicly, is to revisit some of your older themes.
Well, Mr. Riley, in that case, I suggest you revisit his lease.
You want to simulate a near-death experience, so you can revisit the Barge of Death, and you're telling me what's absurd?
You're not eager to revisit that experience, hmm?
I really don't think that this is the time to revisit old strategies.
Let's revisit this. bench later.
That way, your statement will be in order, and we won't need to revisit it.
And now former s.s. Captain lutze will revisit his old haunts, satisfied perhaps that all that is awaiting him in the ruins on the hill is an element of nostalgia.
If there are any places you'd like to revisit.
We'II revisit it next week.
To be able to revisit those places which have meant so very much to us.
I'll revisit the suspension.
Implicated in an abortion case and interrogated at the Police HQ, she will revisit in her memory the snapshots of her life.
Send Lucas in. That way, your statement will be in order, and we won't need to revisit it.
If we could develop skills like that, we could revisit history, at least our recent history, examining small daily facts.
For example. to revisit the Commune by following a small piece of bread or standing near a fence.
Should you wish to revisit the Kingdom be prepared to take the Good with the Evil!
I hope I will not have to revisit alternatives.
Well, get the girl and her parents to withdraw the complaint, I'll revisit the suspension.
We're gonna have to revisit hate crimes legislation after the break.
Will this revisit the hate crime debate?
We're going to have to revisit this.

News and current affairs

Viewed from the standpoint of food security and the wealth of rural areas, there is now an urgent need to revisit the CAP's main instruments so that a new policy formula can be introduced.
And he was stubborn: once he had made a decision - even, or rather especially, if it was glaringly wrong and stupid - he would never revisit it.
MOSCOW: As war in Chechnya winds down to a low level conflict, it is time to revisit the question of what the war was about and where it will lead.
In the longer-term, we should revisit the idea of joint Eurobonds.
When the time comes to revisit international policies on global warming, two things should happen.
To understand why, it helps to revisit the intellectual origins of the European Union.
Nato's leaders also promised to revisit enlargement by 2002 at the latest.
Even before the Georgia crisis, Russia already saw a need to revisit the mechanisms of European security, including its international and regional institutions and their functions.
Iraqis will have to revisit concepts--like nationalism, sovereignty, and Islamic community--that have never come under critical examination.
As prime minister, she could eventually revisit her deal with Musharraf from a position of strength.
I hope that the Bush administration will revisit the Treaty in the context of its importance to combating the spread of nuclear weapons.
But it is now time to revisit the idea, at least in a modified and more nuanced form.
In mid-2007, the Commission confirmed that it will revisit the EU's dialogue with Mercosur, with the aim of giving new impetus to negotiations.
If Abe and his allies were cosmopolitan in their outlook, with a deep understanding of, or concern for, other countries, the decision to revisit the 1993 apology would indeed be extraordinary.
Some argue that it would be better to leave Cyprus alone and revisit the problem only in the closing stages of Turkey's EU accession.
He wants to come back, to revisit all that he has left behind, in the meantime helping his nation to become economically strong, technically advanced, and prosperous.
Attempting to revisit major parts of the acquis communautaire (the body of EU law), and picking and choosing the bits of which the UK approves, could set a dangerous precedent.
The EU's leaders recently stated their intention to revisit the Maastricht structure, which in principle is a good idea.
We need, therefore, to revisit today's global challenges from a Third-World perspective.
Before rushing to conclude that this is a regime with which no productive normalization and denuclearization talks will ever be possible, we need to revisit the record.
This points to a clear need to revisit the terms of the Nice Treaty.
The food-price crisis of two years ago served as a wake-up call, and has created an opportunity to revisit existing agricultural policies.

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