What is "reteach"

Usage examples of "reteach".

The new men strutted about enough to get used to their new status, then their seniors began to reteach them humility.

My whole goal is to help Prince Max find his joy of learning again, get him confident and reteach him how to read.

You may be able to reteach a badly trained colt, but there is no stuffing him back into the mare and wishing for another.

But if he had survived to the end of the war, his mother may have had to reteach him a few lessons.

But of course, contemplating a voyage of such length, the mere fact that she floated and seemed sound could not be enough, so I undertook several trial voyages of lesser and greater distances, each of them teaching and reteaching me things which I had forgotten over the years and centuries I had been almost landbound.

He had used that suppleness, reteaching the fingers to play music rather than lift money from unsuspecting backsides.

But of course, contemplating a voyage of such length, the mere fact that she floated and seemed sound could not be enough, so I undertook several trial voyages of lesser and greater distances, each of them teaching and reteaching me things which I had forgotten over the years and centuries I had been almost landbound.

And one thing Gunny Hallowell and Senior Chief Harkness had managed, he thought wryly, was to reteach him that the occasional bruise or sprain wasn't the end of the world.

And one thing Gunny Hallowell and Senior Chief Harkness had managed, he thought wryly, was to reteach him that the occasional bruise or sprain wasn’t the end of the world.

And her experiences in the Land had retaught her the importance of movement.

More than two years he had spent under the open sky, but Mirrind had retaught him the luxuries he had put from his mind forever, being Morgaine’s companion.