Go back
Revisit
Revisit verb - To consider again especially with the possibility of change or reversal.
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Go back and revisit are semantically related in approach topic. You can use "Go back" instead a verb "Revisit".
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Discussed in the Season 8 finale by comedians Howie and Taylor Williamson, as the performers were supposed to go back and revisit a prior act - but that doesn't work for comedy, as jokes aren't as funny the second time they're told.
Source: Series / America's Got Talent -
Beating a dungeon boss and claiming its mask will allow you to warp to the boss room of that dungeon and fight the boss again if you go back in time and revisit the dungeon.
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For some strange reason, you can only access them from the entrance gate but not at the exit gate, so if you want to revisit them you can't just go back the way you came — you have to trek all the way to the beginning doorway and repeat the linear path.
Source: Video Game / Jak 3: Wastelander
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