verb
to go to a place again, especially after some time
We revisited the museum last summer.
She wants to revisit her old neighborhood.
Common phrases & grammar
revisit a museum · revisit a place
revisit + a place
American English
How to pronounce revisit
verbB2
reeVIHziht
/ɹiˈvɪ.zɪt̚/
3 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
to go to a place again, especially after some time
Practice out loudMeanings & examples
verb
to think about or discuss something again, often to improve it or change it
The team revisited the plan after sales fell.
Let's revisit this question next week.
Good to know
For ideas, plans, or decisions, revisit means to think about them again. It does not mean to go to a physical place again.
Common phrases & grammar
revisit a decision · revisit a plan · revisit an issue
revisit + a decision, plan, or issue
Useful expressions
to think about or discuss earlier events again
The documentary revisits the past through old photographs.