recreation
It's an open space for people to recreate in and enjoy.
People who live in the hills or recreate in the forest need to be especially wary of wolves.
Volcanoes and their surrounding environment are beautiful places to live, work, and recreate in.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Pastimes - general words
activity
amusement
avocation
avocational
avocationally
caper
deke
game
interest
leisure
nonprofessional
pastime
poi
pursuit
rec
recreation
recreational
recreationist
relaxation

Examples of recreate

recreate
Ritual communication produces what it is assumed to portray, recreating the world by symbolic action, reinscribing the communication's participants within a world sustained by consensus.
Thus, artists recreate technology according to their artistic vision.
To make this response may require recreating expectations at answer retrieval time and determining what in the text violated them.
Such problems supported the conclusion that past and present kinship groups, recreated through the systematic application of kinship rules, were more metaphorical than substantive.
One way to perfect that person is to recreate him or her in some later universes in the series.
This iconicity is instrumental in sustaining and recreating the original template.
A dynamic of this simulation recreates what is known from behaviours of popular models and also many other 'patterns' known from real paleobiology.
If cosmetics cause the decline of separate spheres, then, miraculously, cosmetics will also recreate these spheres.
Sometimes children ask for a certain song that has connections with other experiences, which appears to recreate a positive feeling of something experienced before.
Eliade does not attempt to recreate the believer's experience in his own consciousness.
Now we know that recreate reconstructs the entire matrix, we just need to pick a particular row.
We may have to behave like classicists, recreating a society from a pottery-shard.
Another approach is to achieve authenticity by recreating as much context as possible.
When potential correlated variance among the four social discourse subscales was controlled, only the ability to recreate sentences and comprehend figurative language discriminated the groups.
We define a one-dimensional rotation number and recreate the theory of the homotopic case to the identity case.
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