refind Sentence Examples
- After years of searching, the artist finally refound the inspiration that had eluded him.
- The detective refound the missing evidence, leading to a breakthrough in the case.
- The explorer refound his lost compass, essential for navigating the wilderness.
- The author refound a fragment of a manuscript that had long been considered gone.
- The hiker refound the trail after wandering off course for hours.
- The pianist refound the passion for music that he had lost after a setback.
- The scientist refound the missing data that confirmed his groundbreaking theory.
- The entrepreneur refound the confidence to pursue his business venture after facing challenges.
- The gardener refound the delicate flower that had been buried by heavy rain.
- The traveler refound the joy of adventure after a period of doubt and hesitation.
refind Meaning
Webster
refind (v. t.)
To find again; to get or experience again.
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To find again; to get or experience again.
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After years of searching, the artist finally refound the inspiration that had eluded him.
The detective refound the missing evidence, leading to a breakthrough in the case.
The explorer refound his lost compass, essential for navigating the wilderness.
The author refound a fragment of a manuscript that had long been considered gone.
