relearn
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Meaning
learn something again, as after having forgotten or neglected it
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After the accident, he could not walk for months and had to relearn how to walk down stairs
And I had to relearn how to laugh because everything seemed so awful."
A car where tired travelers don’t have to relearn the interior every time we drive it.
He then would relearn the list, and compare the new learning curve to the learning curve of his previous memorization of the list.
After having a bad reaction to a prescribed mood altering antidepressant, her parents rushed her to the hospital where Flores was so weak, she had to relearn how to walk and eat.
“Customers will reward companies that anticipate their individual needs and punish those that have to relearn basic information at each touchpoint,” says Fiona Adler, a customer experience consultant at Forrester.