reenact

Verb

Meaning

act out; represent or perform as if in a play

enact or perform again

enact again

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Synonyms

enact act out echo play act perform represent reform copy restore repeat relate decree reproduce recruit

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Antonyms

create prevent blight kill destroy initiate

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Hypernyms

play act represent enact ordain re-create

Anagrams

centare crenate enacter trecena

Examples

She reenacted what had happened earlier that day Source: Internet

They reenacted the battle of Princeton Source: Internet

Congress reenacted the law Source: Internet

For the human being to become conscious of the objective reality of these processes and beings, it is necessary to creatively enact and reenact, within, their creative activity. Source: Internet

And then, he did some cartwheels before trying to reenact a little boy’s choreography for “Baby”. Source: Internet

He kills Drusilla while trying to reenact the birth of Athena by cutting his child from her womb. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

reemployment reen reenable reenactable reenaction reenactment