reargue Sentence Examples
- The lawyer reargues the case, presenting new evidence to support his client's innocence.
- The judge declined the request to reargue the motion, stating that the decision was final.
- The professor refused to reargue the student's grade, as the assignment had been graded fairly.
- The politicians reargue the same old policies, failing to address the concerns of their constituents.
- The coach declined to reargue the team's loss, acknowledging the need to move forward and learn from the experience.
- The CEO was asked to reargue the company's financial strategy, given the recent decline in profits.
- The defendant's request to reargue the verdict was denied, as the jury's decision was unanimous.
- The students reargue the topic of the debate, each presenting their perspectives with passion and conviction.
- The judge advised the attorneys to avoid rearguing the same points, as it would only delay the proceedings.
- The teacher reargues the importance of reading, emphasizing its transformative impact on students' lives.
reargue Meaning
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reargue (v. t.)
To argue anew or again.
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To argue anew or again.
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The lawyer reargues the case, presenting new evidence to support his client's innocence.
The judge declined the request to reargue the motion, stating that the decision was final.
The professor refused to reargue the student's grade, as the assignment had been graded fairly.
The politicians reargue the same old policies, failing to address the concerns of their constituents.
