revisit in Latin
revisit in Latin is revīsō — revisit means to visit a place again.
revisit in Latin
revīsō
What does "revisit" mean?
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verb To visit a place again.
"They revisited the town where they first met."
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verb To reconsider or return to a topic, idea, or decision.
"Let's revisit this proposal once we have the budget figures."
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revisit in a sentence
- They revisited the town where they first met.
- Let's revisit this proposal once we have the budget figures.
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What is "revisit" in Latin?
"revisit" in Latin is revīsō. revisit means: To visit a place again.
How do you use "revisit" in a sentence?
Example: "They revisited the town where they first met." In Latin, "revisit" is revīsō.
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