rec·ol·lect 
(rĕk′ə-lĕkt)
(rĕk′ə-lĕkt)v. rec·ol·lect·ed, rec·ol·lect·ing, rec·ol·lects
v.tr.
To use one's memory to become aware of (something); recall to mind.
v.intr.
Idiom: To remember something; have a recollection.
recollect (oneself)
To become aware of one's immediate situation or purpose after a distraction: recollected myself after the interruption.
[Medieval Latin recolligere, recollēct-, from Latin, to gather up : re-, re- + colligere, to collect; see COLLECT1.]
rec′ol·lective adj.
- prelection
- prelector
- prelibation
- prelim
- preliminarily
- preliminary
- preliterate
- Prelog
- prelude
- preluder
- preludial
- prelusion
- prelusive
- prelusively
- premalignant
- Premarin
- premarital
- premaritally
- premature
- premature atrial contraction
- premature ejaculation
- prematurely
- prematureness
- premature ventricular contraction
- prematurity