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re-enact

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re·en·act also re-en·act  (rn-kt, --nkt)
tr.v. re·en·act·ed also re-en·act·ed, re·en·act·ing also re-en·act·ing, re·en·acts also re-en·acts
1. To enact again: reenact a law.
2. To perform again: reenact the first two scenes.
3. To go through a second time: reenacted the events leading up to the accident.
reen·actment n.
re-enact
Verb
to act out (a previous event) again
re-enactment n


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He was an enthusiast for the ancien regime, and was trying to re-enact literally the family life of the last Bourbons.
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