Similar words: deliver, delivery, deliverer, livelihood, relic, relief, relieve, live. Meaning: [‚rɪː'lɪv] 
v. experience again, often in the imagination.
v. experience again, often in the imagination. 
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(31) May God grant you time to relive this moment in shame!
(32) Can I relive the errors of yesterday and right them?
(33) Those who do not remember the past are condemned to relive it.
(34) Let move on to the glorious showcase of the immortals? as relive.
(35) I can only relive the happiness and the innocence by memories.
(36) Time never moves in reverse, so we can never relive the past.
(37) Eisenhower, probaly to relive the tremendous anger he felt, practiced chip shots on the South Lawn.
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