Synonyms for re-explore
re-ex·plore

Princeton's WordNet

1. re-exploreverb

   explore anew

   "We need to re-explore Colonialism"

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1. • Explore

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1. Butch Patrick:

   What I really enjoyed was being at Universal Studios for two years, and whenever I had some free time I could explore the greatest backlot in the world and visit with some of the biggest stars of Hollywood as an equal.

2. Scott Pace:

   This is not a crude race to plant a flag, the Outer Space Treaty of 1967 says space is the province of all mankind. China has a right to explore and utilize space. I just don't want them there without us.

3. Zhao Lijian:

   U.S. airlines are facing severe staff shortages as flight crews are reluctant to go on duty due to fear of COVID-19 infection, which has led to widespread cancellations of domestic and international flights in the U.S., the Chinese diplomatic and consular missions in the U.S. are in communication with relevant airlines to understand the specific technical issues involved and explore solutions so as to prevent similar incidents from happening again.

4. Scarlett Johansson:

   We haven't really been able to explore the depth of the character behind the superhero - that's what makes characters interesting, it's nice to see the introduction to Scarlet Witch, and I know that there will be more to come.

5. Jason Silva:

   Curiosity and wonderment are a big part of the human condition, but often as we ‘grow up’ we tend to lose this connection to the wonder of it all, i often explore big ideas in my series Shots of Awe to wake people up, and I think bringing this sensibility to an actual baby's wonderstruck face struck a nerve... I'm thrilled.