Reenacted — Definition & Meaning

What does reenacted mean?

verb

To perform or represent again, especially in a theatrical or ceremonial context. To recreate or re-present something, such as a historical event or a scene.

Example

"The museum reenacted the Battle of Gettysburg to commemorate the anniversary."

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Etymologically related

act enact reenact recreate

Synonyms for reenacted

reenacted restaged recreated reproduced reproduced recreated

Antonyms of reenacted

abandoned cancelled discontinued

Rhymes with reenacted

enacted invacted reacted unacted