Verbs of Course of Events - Verbs for Repetition

Here you will learn some English verbs referring to repetition such as "reuse", "rewatch", and "reload".

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to reuse [verb]

to use something once more, usually for a different purpose

Ex: The company encouraged employees to reuse paper and reduce waste .

to reheat [verb]

to warm previously cooked food

Ex: The restaurant reheated the pasta dish for takeout orders .

to recharge [verb]

to refill an electronic device with energy

Ex: They recharge the batteries in their camera before the trip .

to rewatch [verb]

to watch something such as a movie, television show, etc. again

Ex: They plan to rewatch the series before the new season airs .

to remarry [verb]

to marry again after the death of a previous spouse or after a divorce

Ex: Following her husband 's death , she eventually remarried .

to reelect [verb]

to vote for someone to continue in a position of authority, especially in a political office, for another term

Ex: She was reelected as the chairperson of the committee for another term .

to replay [verb]

to play an audio or visual content, or video game again from the beginning

Ex: The DJ decided to replay the hit track due to popular demand from the audience .

to restart [verb]

to begin something again

Ex: The team had to restart the experiment due to technical difficulties .

to recapture [verb]

to feel or experience something again

Ex: Visiting the beach where they had honeymooned , they recaptured the romance of their early days together .

to reconstruct [verb]

to make or build something once again after it has been destroyed or damaged

Ex: The city decided to reconstruct the bridge to improve traffic flow .

to recreate [verb]

to make something again or bring it back into existence or imagination

Ex: The scientists hoped to recreate the conditions of the ancient world in the laboratory .

to refill [verb]

to add more of a substance into something that was previously emptied

Ex: He refilled the bird feeder with fresh seeds .

to reopen [verb]

to open again after being closed or shut down

Ex: After a brief closure , the store is reopening with new management .

to retake [verb]

to claim and capture something again after losing it

Ex: The company launched a campaign to retake market share lost to competitors .

to reload [verb]

to put fresh ammunition into a firearm after it has been used

Ex: The police officer swiftly trained to reload her service revolver in various tactical scenarios .

to regroup [verb]

to organize again, especially after facing a setback or challenge

Ex: The students regrouped after the exam to study more effectively for the next one .

to retell [verb]

to convey or tell something again, like a story, event, or experience

Ex: He retold the joke to his friends , hoping for a better reaction .

to reiterate [verb]

to repeat or emphasize something again

Ex: He reiterated his commitment to finish the project on time .

to rediscover [verb]

to find or experience something again, especially after forgetting or losing it

Ex: Through therapy , she rediscovered her self-confidence .

to reconsider [verb]

to think again about an opinion or decision, particularly to see if it needs changing or not

Ex: He asked his boss to reconsider his request for a promotion .

to rethink [verb]

to consider something again in order to improve it or make a different decision

Ex: After receiving feedback , he decided to rethink his design for the website .

to revisit [verb]

to visit or examine something again, typically with the intention of reviewing, reassessing, or experiencing it anew

Ex: He wanted to revisit the place where he and his spouse had their first date .

to reappear [verb]

to show up again or become visible once more after being absent or unseen for a period of time

Ex: The sun is expected to reappear after the passing storm .

to revert [verb]

to go back to a previous state, condition, or behavior

Ex: Due to budget constraints , the project had to revert to its original scope .

Verbs of Course of Events
Verbs for Planning and Scheduling	Verbs for Timing	Verbs for Beginning	Verbs for Continuation and Interruption
Verbs for Ending	Verbs for Repetition	Verbs for Restoration and Remaking