Object

• nightmare: And large numbers, far more than is generally realized, relive the nightmare for the rest of their lives.

• memory: Kids can relive the memories of early settlers of this castle.

• trauma: Neither of us wanted to relive that trauma, Teal'c.

• excitement: How would you like to relive the excitement of the greatest ever soccer matches?

• moment: There has never been a better time to relive these classic moments from movie history in the comfort of your own home.

Modifying Another Word

• now: You can now relive some of his greatest quotes on his fan site.

• not: Can you not relive the moments you responded most keenly to beauty?

• often: Sufferers often relive their traumatic experience through nightmares and flashbacks.

Used with why or when

• what: I have to relive what it's about for 45 mins a night.

Present participle complement

• call: All our former Student Callers will get the chance to relive calling memories, catch up with old friends ( and some calling legends!

Preposition: of

• event: The festival of Pesach is a reliving of the events of the exodus story.