Reshowed

Part of speech: verb

Definitions

1. To display or present again to an audience or viewer after it has previously been shown ; to repeat the exhibition or broadcast of content for a second or subsequent time ; to rehearse by demonstrating once more to confirm understanding or interest
2. To make visible again by bringing back an event, image, or performance that has already been seen ; to repeat the sharing or screening of a program, film, or exhibit ; to reiterate something previously displayed for emphasis or clarification
3. To exhibit or put on view anew following an initial presentation ; to replay a presentation or film for viewers after its original occurrence ; to again demonstrate or reveal material to reinforce recognition or appreciation

Etymology: "Reshowed" is the simple past and past participle of "reshow", which means to display something once more. It is formed from the prefix "re-", meaning again, attached to "show". The prefix itself reaches English through Old French "re-" and Latin "re-", and the Latin form traces back to a much older Italic root meaning "back" or "again". The verb "show" is an older word in English, and "reshow" simply follows the pattern of countless other English verbs built with "re-" to describe repeating an action.

Synonyms: reappeared, displayed again, presented again, exhibited again, revealed again