reconduct Synonyms
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reconduct Meaning
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reconduct (v. t.)
To conduct back or again.
reconduct Sentence Examples
- The university decided to reconduct the entrance exams due to irregularities in the original administration.
- The investigation into the accident was reconducted when new evidence emerged.
- After the successful launch, the scientists reconducted the experiment to gather more data.
- The government reconducted the census to obtain more accurate population figures.
- Due to technical difficulties, the webinar had to be reconducted at a later date.
- The election was reconducted after allegations of voter fraud were raised.
- The jury was reconducted to reach a verdict after the original deliberations ended in a deadlock.
- The meeting was reconducted to address concerns that were not adequately discussed in the initial session.
- The survey was reconducted to verify the previous results, which seemed anomalous.
- The negotiations were reconducted in an attempt to resolve the remaining disagreements between the parties.
FAQs About the word reconduct
To conduct back or again.
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The university decided to reconduct the entrance exams due to irregularities in the original administration.
The investigation into the accident was reconducted when new evidence emerged.
After the successful launch, the scientists reconducted the experiment to gather more data.
The government reconducted the census to obtain more accurate population figures.
