Examples of 're-enacted' in a sentence
Meaning of "re-enacted"
Re-enact - (verb) means to perform again or recreate a past event or situation. It is often used in historical or theatrical contexts
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- simple past tense and past participle of re-enact
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I re-enacted the ceremony we interrupted at the crypt.
The scenes enacted at the cross are being re-enacted.
Were re-enacted and incorporated in the new code.
Many historical events are re-enacted in the film.
We re-enacted the wrestlers our own backyards.
Many had their roles re-enacted in the film.
Was re-enacted without significant change.
This story is believed to be re-enacted by bathing the linga.
Provisions related to certain initiatives would not be re-enacted.
The event is re-enacted at the church every year.
They read the book and then re-enacted it.
This is re-enacted to refer to any door of the street car.
Traditional village life and customs may be re-enacted.
They also re-enacted scenes from their favorite movies.
Meaningful scenes from their lives are re-enacted and intertwined.
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Thus, myth was mimetically re-enacted in public festivals to the accompaniment of ritual.
Each hand of the pianist performs a separate re-enacted letter.
I re-enacted the ceremony we interrupted at the crypt, with a few enhancements of my own.
Zina and hudud laws have been re-enacted and enforced.
These scenes are shown in flashback throughout the film and were re-enacted.
Some offences would not be re-enacted under the new part.
Current exemptions from the formal bid requirements are re-enacted.
We re-enacted what had happened, and several policemen headed out to investigate.
When a reconstruction is staged, every relevant action is re-enacted and carefully recorded.
The group built and re-enacted speeches filled with poetry and intentionality.
But, such a law can be repealed or altered or re-enacted by the state legislature.
Every event is re-enacted after it has taken place and processed in an internal theatre.
Without these regulations, many of the above re-enacted provisions are without substance.
Such a declaration automatically ceases to have effect after five years, but it may be re-enacted.
The first part of the ceremony always re-enacted the creation myth.
Famous historical myths re-enacted by wooden puppets and colorful dragons on the stage are water.
The film shows live action footage of the operation along with a few re-enacted scenes.
That romantic interlude could have been re-enacted here on this world, by your doubles.
Scenes are often re-enacted twice, with different accounts contradicting each other for comedic effect.
Here the crucifixion of Christ is re-enacted.
This scene is almost always re-enacted in film and television versions of the story.
This Act has since lapsed and has not been re-enacted.
Similar scenes were being re-enacted throughout the Capital.
The struggle of Columbus and his men to survive will be re-enacted.
In the afternoon we re-enacted a Viking saga.
In order to continue the incorporation by reference of a TSD, the provisions are re-enacted.
This origin story is re-enacted in a dance known as Berutuk.
They were gardens of the gods in which the Quest could be re-enacted.
Eventually the Devil re-enacted what he would have done when he was a hard man.
There is a large parade where scenes from the life of the Saint are re-enacted.
At my request, Munger re-enacted the telephoning process to form a rough estimate of elapsed time.
Aside from the battle, the storming of Tewkesbury Abbey is also re-enacted during the festival.
The film features both re-enacted scenes and footage from an interview with Postel.
Certain Provisions would not be re-enacted.
Do you remember when you re-enacted your first seizure for your Girl Scout troop?
