Synonyms for relearn
re·learn

Princeton's WordNet

1. relearnverb

   learn something again, as after having forgotten or neglected it

   "After the accident, he could not walk for months and had to relearn how to walk down stairs"

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How to use relearn in a sentence?

1. Sanita Belgrave:

   Academia implores you to unlearn then relearn as you climb the ladder of knowledge, creating a thin line between the truth and evidence.

2. Kateri Schwandt:

   Why change things up now? at this point, at this stage in the game, a little girl, we'd have to relearn everything.

3. Steven Zeiler:

   Our study adds new strong and convincing evidence that there is a sensitive period following stroke where it’s easiest to relearn motor movements— a topic that is still debated among stroke researchers.

4. Aimee Ingabire:

   As a refugee you feel like being born again because you feel like you have to relearn a lot of things, especially in a different language, i think people fail to understand that many refugees wish to go to their home and be with their family but because of the war they are forced to seek help from other countries.

5. Oscar Auliq-Ice:

   The biggest enemy of future success is arrogance, indifference and the unwillingness to learn, unlearn, relearn, change and grow.