Revisited is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REVISITED in dictionary:

VERB:
• REVISIT, to visit again
• come back to or visit again
• consider (a situation or problem) again or from a different perspective
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to visit again; return to; to consider or take up again

Words related to REVISITED

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How to use REVISITED in a sentence

• Together they revisited Florence and its galleries, where they were distracted by the crowds of sight-seeing visitors.
• He was an amiable man, and was proud to do the honours of the university to his old friend, when, in later years, Johnson revisited the much-loved scenes of his neglected youth.
• Louis, General Cass rode over the country to see the Missouri, while I, in a sulky, revisited the mines in Washington, and brought back a supply of its rich minerals.
• Our gentlemen revisited the shore in the afternoon but without seeing the natives.
• In January she revisited Portland, where she had the pleasure of meeting Prof, and Mrs.
• Before leaving I revisited the cathedral to see if during the night it had been further mutilated.
• Soldiers everywhere read them with eager delight and through them revisited the scenes of the terrible conflict in which each had played some part.
• The more the Source was revisited, the more abundant it became, and the more it filled the river.
• How would it be when she returned to it, and revisited the well-known rooms? Every article of furniture was in one way or another connected with the departed.
• Accompanying the Court, she went from Bourges to Sully-sur-Loire, and revisited Orleans.
• It is thirty-five years since I last re-visited the County Down.
• MOISTURE, A TRACE Last fall I revisited Arizona for the first time in many years.
• Thus detected, Odysseus could not refuse to join the Achaean host, but the prophet Halitherses predicted to him that twenty years would elapse before he revisited his native land.
• The booty was enormous, and a week later he revisited the shop on another errand.
• I revisited the Tarahumares and Huichols in order to supplement the material in hand and to settle doubtful points that had come up in working out my notes.
• Theodore revisited his kingdom, and was recognised by the principal chiefs of the island.
• He only once re-visited France, while he was yet a young man, under thirty years of age, in 1625 or 1627.
• They vainly imagined that some disembodied spirit of Greece or Rome had revisited the earth in the vast physical and mental proportions of Canonchet.
• That Borrow revisited East Dereham in later manhood we learn from Mr.
• A case in point is a lawyer of prominence in one of the Western States, who soon after his appointment to a seat in the Cabinet revisited his early home.
• Cooper himself was the first one, of the direct line certainly, that ever even revisited the mother-country.
• Two years subsequently, I revisited Rome, and found the gorgeous Cleopatra finished, a thing to marvel at, as the creation of a new style of beauty, a new manner of art.
• We revisited each of the several springs discovered and described by the Spanish committee, but decided that they would be inadequate to supply a town of any great size.
• Hoping to regain her usual spirits, she revisited the scenes of her youth and remained some time in Venice with the family of Signor Zucchi.
• While Macpherson was in doubt, and had not yet spoken to Farquharson, the ghost revisited him at night and repeated his command.
• He had already revisited the photographs of Indian buildings at South Kensington Museum.
• We revisited some of the more prominent places of interest, and went to a few others that were neglected on former occasions.
• Sixty years after the event, when Burke revisited Ireland, some important changes had taken place.
• When I re-visited my dear native country, after an absence of many weary years, and a long dull voyage, my heart was filled with unutterable delight and admiration.
• He went up the Nile, and revisited England, finding old and new friends, and, on his return, was welcomed and escorted home by the people of Concord.
• Having revisited their parent country, on their return they brought with them William and George McAffee.
• All this was a thing of the past when I revisited Douarnenez in 1866.
• After a short sojourn with her husband the bride revisited her parents, and the marriage was not considered as finally consummated until after this visit had taken place.
• When, after many years, I revisited the valley, the stream had carried the seeds half a mile below Loose-heels, and painted its banks with monkey-blossoms all the way.
• He admitted that it had taught him a lesson and when he revisited the hospital, if not entirely grateful to us for the experience, he evidently bore no ill will.

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