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retrace [riːˈtreɪs] VERBE trans

to retrace in one's mind

to retrace one's steps

to retrace one's steps

to retrace in one's mind

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The site allows the tools for retracing the music track back to its original form. en.wikipedia.org

The two had to take care on the descent after discovering that drifting snow had covered their tracks, complicating the task of retracing their steps. en.wikipedia.org

After a rest of nine hours, he retraced his route with the westbound mail. en.wikipedia.org

He then attends a strange film festival, where he sees films retracing the history of his ancestors. en.wikipedia.org

Staff rides enable military leaders to retrace the course of a battle on the ground, deepening their understanding of the recurring fundamentals of military operations. en.wikipedia.org

You may not be able to retrace previous stages, but you are probably anxious to know what is ahead of you. en.wikipedia.org

If it does not do it soon, it will have to retrace to the bottom of the green channel one more time. www.marketoracle.co.uk

When they retraced the steps of the mob, they found the grisly evidence of the dead, dying, and wounded. en.wikipedia.org

The remainder (the vertical blanking interval) allow for vertical synchronization and retrace. en.wikipedia.org

It retraces the historical evolution of art into its paradoxical state of semi-autonomy within capitalist modernity, considering the socio-political implications of this progression. en.wikipedia.org

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