verb

revisiting

Revisiting (verb) means going back to a place, topic, or idea already visited or discussed. Example: “We're revisiting the marketing plan next week.”

verb

Going back to a place, topic, or idea already visited or discussed.

"We're revisiting the marketing plan next week."

How to use revisiting

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishThe -ing form of "revisit".

Word forms

revisitings plural

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Synonyms

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returning to reexamining reconsidering going back to retracing

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Rhymes for revisiting

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Frequently asked questions

What does “revisiting” mean?

The word “revisiting” means going back to a place, topic, or idea already visited or discussed. In plain terms, the -ing form of "revisit".

How do you use “revisiting” in a sentence?

Here is “revisiting” used in a sentence: “We're revisiting the marketing plan next week.”

What part of speech is “revisiting”?

“Revisiting” is a verb.

What is the meaning of revisiting?

"revisiting" (verb) means going back to a place, topic, or idea already visited or discussed.

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