revisit

Everyday

1. To go back to a place you have been to before. tree →
2. To look at or think about a subject again, often to change or improve it. tree →

In the lessons

At school, teachers revisit topics such as fractions so that pupils remember them. In stories, a character revisits an old home: Mole goes back to Mole End at Christmas. In writing, you revisit a draft to improve it.

Examples

• We revisited the beach where we played as babies. tree →
• Let's revisit fractions before the test. tree →
• Mole revisited his old home on a winter night. tree →
• She revisited her story and made the ending better. tree →
• The team will revisit the plan next week. tree →
• Every summer we revisit Grandma's farm. tree →
• He therefore refused the boon, and earnestly entreated the gods to permit him to revisit his home. tree →

Note

Past: revisited (one t). Re- = again + visit.