The word "rediscover" denotes finding something again or to uncover something that was previously known or experienced. In contrast, some antonyms of this word include "lose" which means to misplace or fail to find something that was previously known, or "ignore" which refers to intentionally disregarding or not paying attention to something that may have been discovered before. Another antonym for "rediscover" is "abandon" which means to leave behind and neglect something that was once significant or meaningful. Other antonyms include "discard," "forget," "neglect," and "overlook." These words are opposite of "rediscover," which means to relate to something that was lost, neglected, or disregarded previously.

What are the antonyms for Rediscover?

• v.

  • forsake
  • Re sign
  ,
  • change one tune
  ,
  • change ones tune
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  • change tune
  ,
  • de sert
  ,
  • de-sert
  ,
  • dis claim
  ,
  • dis claimed
  ,
  • dis claiming
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  • dis claims
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  • dis owned
  ,
  • dis owning
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  • dis-claim
  ,
  • dis-claimed
  ,
  • dis-claiming
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  • dis-claims
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  • dis-owned
  ,
  • dis-owning
  ,
  • drift away
  ,
  • drifted away
  ,
  • drifting away
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  • drifts away
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  • forsake
  ,
  • forswear
  ,
  • give up
  ,
  • had done with
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  • haddest done with
  ,
  • hadst done with
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  • has done with
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  • hast done with
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  • hath done with
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  • have done with
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  • having done with
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  • jettison
  ,
  • kiss goodbye
  ,
  • kissed goodbye
  ,
  • kisses goodbye
  ,
  • kissing goodbye
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  • leave flat
  ,
  • leave high and dry
  ,
  • leave high dry
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  • leaved flat
  ,
  • leaved high and dry
  ,
  • leaved high dry
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  • leaves flat
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  • leaves high and dry
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  • leaves high dry
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  • leaving flat
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  • leaving high and dry
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  • leaving high dry
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  • left flat
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  • left high and dry
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  • left high dry
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  • ran out on
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  • re signed
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  • re signing
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  • re signs
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  • re-signed
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  • re-signs
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  • run out on
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  • running out on
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  • runs out on
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  • sets aside
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  • setting aside
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  • show door
  ,
  • show the door
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  • showed door
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  • showed the door
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  • showing door
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  • showing the door
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  • shows door
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  • shows the door
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  • sur rendered
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  • sur rendering
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  • sur renders
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  • sur-render
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  • sur-rendered
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  • sur-rendering
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  • sur-renders
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  • take oath
  ,
  • take the oath
  ,
  • takes oath
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  • takes the oath
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  • taking oath
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  • taking the oath
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  • took oath
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  • took the oath
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  • wash hands of
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  • wash one hands of
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  • wash one's hands of
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  • wash ones hands of
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  • washed hands of
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  • washed one hands of
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  • washed one's hands of
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  • washed ones hands of
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  • washes hands of
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  • washes one hands of
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  • washes one's hands of
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  • washes ones hands of
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  • washing hands of
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  • washing one hands of
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  • washing one's hands of
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  • washing ones hands of
  .
  • recover
  • break
  ,
  • damage
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  • decline
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  • destroy
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  • deteriorate
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  • forfeit
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  • harm
  ,
  • hurt
  ,
  • injure
  ,
  • lose
  ,
  • mislay
  ,
  • miss
  ,
  • wane
  .

Usage examples for Rediscover

Famous quotes with Rediscover

• We need to find the courage to say NO to the things and people that are not serving us if we want to rediscover ourselves and live our lives with authenticity.

  Barbara de Angelis
• A man's work is nothing but this slow trek to rediscover, through the detours of art, those two or three great and simple images in whose presence his heart first opened.

  Albert Camus
• We must rediscover the distinction between hope and expectation.

  Ivan Illich
• If we are to go forward, we must go back and rediscover those precious values - that all reality hinges on moral foundations and that all reality has spiritual control.

  Martin Luther King, Jr.
• To me, its seems necessary to rediscover - and the energy to do so exists - that even the political and economic spheres need moral responsibility, a responsibility that is born in man's heart and, in the end, has to do with the presence or absence of God.

  Pope Benedict XVI

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