redux
Redux (adjective) means Brought back or revived — placed after a noun to signal that something has returned in a new version or a new era. Example: “The reboot is basically the 1978 series redux.”
How to use redux
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishBack again, in a new form.
Literary and journalistic; frequent in headlines, book and film titles.
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Etymology
From Latin redux 'brought back, returning', from reducere 'to lead back'. It entered English as a postpositive adjective and remains almost entirely confined to that position, especially in titles.
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