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- verb Present participle of
refamiliarize .
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Examples
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So I spent some time rereading the last few chapters even though I reread the whole thing last week and refamiliarizing myself with how she talks, and how she thinks.
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StumbleUpon - I've been refamiliarizing myself with this old favorite lately.
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StumbleUpon - I've been refamiliarizing myself with this old favorite lately.
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It can start by refamiliarizing itself with scientific methodology and the need to suspend conclusions -- however fetching -- in the face of a genuine unknown.
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It can start by refamiliarizing itself with scientific methodology and the need to suspend conclusions -- however fetching -- in the face of a genuine unknown.
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It can start by refamiliarizing itself with scientific methodology and the need to suspend conclusions -- however fetching -- in the face of a genuine unknown.
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As he dropped his carry-bag and wandered around the house, refamiliarizing himself with it, she tapped the number of her mother's private quarters on the viewing screen.
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If you find at some point that you have lost the thread of your story, take a few days to reread all you have written, not with the intention of rewriting though a little editing is unavoidable but with the intention of refamiliarizing yourself with the entire work.
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If you find at some point that you have lost the thread of your story, take a few days to reread all you have written, not with the intention of rewriting though a little editing is unavoidable but with the intention of refamiliarizing yourself with the entire work.
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"It's like I'm refamiliarizing myself with line and color," she says.
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