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revisit

VERB
visit again
Synonyms
Antonyms
STRONG


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Basically, if a stock breaks below a level that had previously stopped declines — a technical-support level — that level, when revisited, will likely stop a rally — a technical-resistance level.

From MarketWatch

Fearlessly revisiting a project many thought shouldn’t be touched, Goldhaber is pushing Hollywood toward an uncertain future — whether it wants to go there or not.

From Los Angeles Times

McMurtry’s first novel, “Horseman, Pass By,” appeared in 1961 and laid down many of the ideas that he would revisit, especially the sprawling gap between the fantasy of the West and its bleak reality.

From The Wall Street Journal

These techniques could allow scientists to revisit earlier datasets and produce more accurate estimates.

From Science Daily

Their son, Asit Jansari, said he appealed to the financial watchdog, which prompted the bank to revisit the payment, and as a result it had reimbursed the full amount.

From BBC