Definitions
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- transitive verb To find again; to get or experience again.
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- verb To
find something again.
Etymologies
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Examples
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He has to refind the middle ground that made him so effective and such a valuable on-court presence earlier this season.
For Jontel Evans, immediate challenge lies in maintaining focus Steve Yanda 2011
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Apparently that humour is way to classic for a man of your refind tastes.
A-hole parenting 101 Tyler 2009
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It sounds like very intense emotional response in French while in English it is not. and of course 'retrouver' meaning to see you somewhere and not to refind. xoxo ps-of course I may be wrong but this is what I can recall
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People who use Google's search history will also see a section "All Results" with links to visited pages, and not yet visited - thus making it much easier to refind pages.
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After all, an index is a way to refind things you know you've read as well as find out what you might read.
I'm A Sort of Search Engine Blythe 2010
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Sometimes I ask him to call out when he sees one so I can refind it, which is just sad by any father-son measurement standard.
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I myself had received a battered gold locket that I lost intermittently, only to refind with great joy every time.
Winter Bloom Tara Heavey 2010
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After all, an index is a way to refind things you know you've read as well as find out what you might read.
Archive 2010-01-01 Blythe 2010
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Can he refind the form that he had before his injury?
Archive 2010-01-01 Matt Johnston 2010
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Can he refind the form that he had before his injury?
Good News for Fulham Matt Johnston 2010
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