reread|rereading|rereads in English

verb

[re·read || ‚rɪː'rɪːd]

read another time, read agai

Use "reread|rereading|rereads" in a sentence

1. (Clue: Reread verse 6.)

2. Buy must IC blocks reread.

3. Lately, I've been rereading Paulo Coelho's " The Alchemist. "

4. Reread Ether 12:27, noticing these words.

5. He reread the article many times.

6. I recently reread Congo by Michael Crichton

7. I read and reread all your letters.

8. John felt blue when he reread Sally's letters.

9. Go reread that chapter if you're not sure.

10. Go reread that chapter if you are not sure.

11. I read and reread his short stories and plays.

12. But if you're clear about your body type needs, reread Item

13. I have now read and reread all five books multiple times.

14. Now that you've read that sentence, reread the one that precedes.

15. Some consider the early love poems his masterpieces & many still reread them.

16. I cringe with embarrassment when I reread those first stories I wrote.

17. Emphasis can be gained on a particular point by interrupting yourself and rereading the word or phrase.

18. Rereading these words of Voltaire and Emerson today, I cannot but admire their wisdom and farsight.

19. At the very least, I routinely encourage him to reread what he has written.

20. Just reread Childproof for the dozenth time and it still makes me laugh out loud

21. The allegoric scene is quoted extensively in latter courtly romance, which tries to reread it.

22. As I reread the transcripts at this remove the source of his pleasure is not self - evident.

23. In Beholding the Tree of Life, which is even more meaningful on a rereading, Kramer implicitly becomes a chavrutah for his readers

24. But when I actually reread those messages a few years later, I noticed something completely different.

25. “Clunks” tell us when we should reread a sentence and what we should pay attention to