English to English Dictionary

Re-embark

To board a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle again after a stop, interruption, or disembarkation.

Re-emphasize

To emphasize something again in order to give it more importance or to remind people of it.

Re-engrave

To engrave something again or anew, typically to deepen, restore, or alter an existing inscription or design.

Re-enrollment

The act of enrolling again in a course, program, or institution.

Re-execute

To perform, carry out, or run a process, command, or task again.

Re-explain

To explain something again, often to clarify or provide additional information.

Re-registration

The act of registering again or anew, often required in various administrative or legal contexts.

Re-route

To change the route or path that is taken.

Re-routing

The act of changing the route or path taken to reach a destination.

Re-sample

To take a new sample from a dataset or population, often to improve accuracy or validate results.

Re-sign

To sign a new contract of employment to continue working for the same organization or team.

Reaccelerate

To accelerate again; to increase speed after a period of slowing down or halting.