relive Antonyms
Meaning of relive
Wordnet
relive (v)
experience again, often in the imagination
Webster
relive (v. i.)
To live again; to revive.
Webster
relive (v. t.)
To recall to life; to revive.
relive Sentence Examples
- She yearned to relive the blissful moments of her childhood.
- The photograph allowed him to relive the glory days of his athletic career.
- His dreams became a haunting torment where he relived the horrors of his past.
- The old soldier found solace in reliving the battles he had fought.
- The scent of lavender transported her back in time, allowing her to relive a cherished memory.
- He imagined he could relive the adventure if he just closed his eyes and revisited the scene.
- The documentary brought the tragic events back to life, forcing viewers to relive the pain and anguish.
- The author relived the writing process in her mind, hoping to pinpoint where the story had gone awry.
- The reunion was bittersweet as the friends relived their shared experiences and mourned the passing of time.
- She found it therapeutic to relive her anxieties in a safe and controlled environment.
FAQs About the word relive
experience again, often in the imaginationTo live again; to revive., To recall to life; to revive.
remember, reminisce, envision, imagine, reimagine, feature, dream, visualize,see, reflect
No antonyms found.
She yearned to relive the blissful moments of her childhood.
The photograph allowed him to relive the glory days of his athletic career.
His dreams became a haunting torment where he relived the horrors of his past.
The old soldier found solace in reliving the battles he had fought.
