rescreens
/riːˈskriːnz/
verb
- Shows a movie or video again.
- The theater rescreens the film every year for its anniversary.
- The streaming service rescreens classic cartoons on weekends.
- The museum rescreens the documentary in the afternoon for visitors.
- Examines or evaluates someone or something again, such as a medical test or security check.
- The hospital rescreens all donors for new diseases.
- The security team rescreens employees after a breach.
- The school rescreens students for vision problems each semester.
Synonyms
noun
- Plural of rescreening; multiple instances of showing a movie or video again.
- The archive holds rescreens of old newsreels for researchers.
- The festival had three rescreens of the popular film due to demand.
- The network scheduled several rescreens of the special episode.
- Plural of rescreening; multiple instances of examining or evaluating again.
- The security protocol includes random rescreens throughout the day.
- The clinic performed rescreens for all high-risk patients.
- The study required multiple rescreens of the participants.