0 to repeat the actions of an event that happened in the past as a hobby or as a performance: --
The show reenacts medical emergencies.
The measures are repealed, but their provisions are reenacted.
The conflict in the 1950s between the organic and the typical with its ideology of mechanisation is currently being reenacted under the new categories of the generic and the specific.
The case adaptation aspect was elaborated with an adaptation method called derivational replay that reenacts the set of reasoning steps used to produce the retrieved case in the new situation.
The steep angle of the spout relative to the body of the vessel, however, did not facilitate pouring when this action was reenacted in the laboratory.
The volume is held together thematically by each researcher's effort to demonstrate how professional ways of speaking are constantly being enacted, reenacted, and adapted in society.
Adults who do not reenact inadequate parenting appear to have a keen awareness of how their difficult childhoods influenced their own well-being and potentially could affect their child-rearing behaviors.
This memory reenacted a "previous state" and was necessary as the starting point of any morphological synthesis.
Interchanges like those described above intersect and reenact notions expressed in other places and times.
