| relive moment | 1.18 | Reliving the moments. | ||
| relive past | 1.12 | You were reliving the past. | ||
| relive memory | 1.05 | But the musician is not reliving old memories. | ||
| relive experience | 0.92 | Now they are reliving those experiences. | ||
| relive nightmare | 0.72 | Some relive nightmares in horrifying Technicolor. | ||
| relive day | 0.66 | Now we may begin reliving those days. | ||
| relive horror | 0.53 | Now he is reliving the horror. | ||
| relive event | 0.39 | Again and again, the author relived those events in his books. | ||
| relive history | 0.33 | Now you can relive its history and decide for yourself. | ||
| relive youth | 0.33 | Fix it up and relive my youth. | ||
| relive life | 0.26 | She relives her life each day. | ||
| relive terror | 0.26 | Each tremor forces people to relive the terror they lived through on Saturday, psychologists say. | ||
| relive time | 0.26 | We get along fine, reliving old times. | ||
| relive tragedy | 0.26 | But he said he doubted that anybody was staying away in the hope of not having to relive the tragedy. | ||
| relive war | 0.26 | Stories, poetry and films relive the war, allowing fiction to follow reality. |