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replay

[ verb ree-pley; noun ree-pley ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

verb (used with object)

to play again, as a record or tape.

noun

an act or instance of replaying.
a repetition of all or part of a broadcast or of the playing of a phonograph record, videocassette, etc.
instant replay.
a rematch.
Informal. a repetition, recurrence, or reenactment:
The recession could be a replay of the Great Depression.

replay

noun

Also calledaction replay television a showing again of a sequence of action, esp of part of a sporting contest immediately after it happens either in slow motion (a slow-motion replay ) or at normal speed
a rematch

verb

to play again (a record, television sequence, sporting contest, etc)

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Word History and Origins

Origin of replay¹

First recorded in 1880–85; re- + play

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He was still shaking his head forcefully, his face set like stone, as the replay was shown on the big screen at the exact moment he returned to his seat after half-time.

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TV replays showed some spit land in the direction of trainer Grant Smith, although it appeared to be unintentional.

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The first is to replay the “resist!” theatrics of the first Trump term.

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It also gave him the ability to intently watch replays of what was happening on the pitch, assess the game in real time and make any needed adjustments.

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The team used and won a pair of challenges by the third quarter, leaving them helpless when a replay showed Curry, not the Lakers, kicked the ball out of bounds.

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