Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
replead
verb
/ˌriːˈpliːd/

Definition
To plead again; to file a subsequent plea in a legal case.

Examples
- The lawyer decided to replead after the court rejected the initial argument.
- In light of new evidence, the defendant will replead to ensure their case is properly represented.

Meaning
Replead refers to the action of bringing a new statement of a claim or defense after the original plea has been challenged or modified.

Synonyms
- reargue
- restate
- reassert