relearn Antonyms
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Meaning of relearn
Wordnet
relearn (v)
learn something again, as after having forgotten or neglected it
relearn Sentence Examples
- After her accident, she had to relearn how to walk with the aid of a cane.
- The pandemic forced many people to relearn the art of baking bread at home.
- As their relationship deepened, they had to relearn how to communicate effectively.
- The company implemented a new software system, requiring employees to relearn their daily workflows.
- After years of neglecting his language skills, he had to relearn Spanish in order to travel abroad.
- The introduction of self-driving cars will force humans to relearn the concept of transportation.
- The loss of her job forced her to relearn the basics of economics and finance.
- As society evolves, we must be prepared to relearn our values and beliefs.
- With the advent of virtual reality, we are relearning the nature of human interaction.
- After a traumatic experience, it is essential to relearn how to trust and feel safe.
FAQs About the word relearn
learn something again, as after having forgotten or neglected it
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After her accident, she had to relearn how to walk with the aid of a cane.
The pandemic forced many people to relearn the art of baking bread at home.
As their relationship deepened, they had to relearn how to communicate effectively.
The company implemented a new software system, requiring employees to relearn their daily workflows.
