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- verb Present participle of
relisten .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun the act of hearing again
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Examples
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It took me a week to decide on this one, but after relistening the songs I have no idea why.
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All morning, I've been walking in Stanley Park, dodging the joggers and cyclists circling the waterfront with its tethered yachts and pleasure boats, while relistening to a selection from Costello's 33 albums on a loop through my headphones.
Elvis Costello: 'I've never liked the word maturity. It implies decay'
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So, in the interests of securing my catch, I spent countless weeks relistening to all my tapes, went over all my reports to make sure I had gotten everything right, worked with the prosecutors to prepare for the day I would be called to the witness stand to tell my story.
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So, in the interests of securing my catch, I spent countless weeks relistening to all my tapes, went over all my reports to make sure I had gotten everything right, worked with the prosecutors to prepare for the day I would be called to the witness stand to tell my story.
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So, in the interests of securing my catch, I spent countless weeks relistening to all my tapes, went over all my reports to make sure I had gotten everything right, worked with the prosecutors to prepare for the day I would be called to the witness stand to tell my story.
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Just last night I was relistening to the /filmcast's Watchmen review with Kevin Smith in which they talk about the trend of destroying NYC. dallegre
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I was just relistening to all the mixes of yours that i've downloaded in celebration of MFR's second birthday.
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I'll concede (again, after relistening) that the Seventh still is exciting.
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His 1987 album Sentimental Hygiene was the first he did largely sober, and included several songs worth relistening to, in light of this book's sinister revelations: "Detox Mansion," a feisty jab at celebrity rehab; "Trouble Waiting to Happen," a self-mocking account of blackouts and hangovers, and "Reconsider Me," arguably the finest I'm-sorry song ever written, featuring the repeated line: "And I'll never make you sad again/'Cause I swear that I've changed since then."
James Ledbetter: I'll Sleep When I'm Dead: The Dirty Life and Times of Warren Zevon
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DH & the kids are midway through Fellowship of the Ring & the kids have just finished an intensive few weeks of Narnia story tapes - and are relistening to the Elizabeth Enright stories on tape.
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