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redisˈcover, v.
[re- 5 a.]
trans. To discover again.
1752T. Salmon Univ. Trav. I. Introd. 4 The Continent of America was rediscovered about 250 Years ago. 1837Whewell Hist. Induct. Sc. I. 229 Tycho Brache rediscovered the same lunar inequality. 1858Kingsley Misc. (1859) I. 153 Excellencies the world will in some saner mood rediscover. 1883Century Mag. July 417/1 He has been re-discovered and eulogized afresh.
Hence redisˈcoverer.
1895Proc. 14th Conv. Amer. Instruct. Deaf 103 The re⁓discoverer and popularizer of the intuitive method. |