reapplication
- noun
- /ˌriːəplɪˈkeɪʃən/
- Rule 815. Withdrawal of Application and Reapplication for Provisional or Full Approval.
Examples
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Similar results obtained with the reapplication of the RR condition further suggested that this intervention was the simplest, most effective treatment condition for improving Hector's reading performance over time.
Academic text (2007) -
Because I need a parent's signature on my reapplication form.
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Withdrawal of Application and Reapplication for Provisional or Full Approval.
Academic text (1997) -
Information was removed from the original package to disqualify the decorations board's review for congressional reapplication.
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Chocqueel-Morgan (2011), an avid scholar of organizational change, concluded that change is predominantly about organizations doing what they have always done, only better, either through the use of new technologies or processes or through the reapplication of older technologies and processes to new tasks.
Blog text (29) -
After receiving feedback on my first submission, I decided to submit a reapplication for the internship position.
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The university encourages students to submit a reapplication if their initial application was unsuccessful.
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He filled out the reapplication form carefully to improve his chances of getting the scholarship this time.
Synonyms
Sending a paper or file again after making changes
Sending a document again to an office or court after correction
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Morphology
Etymology
Reapplication comes from the prefix re- meaning 'again' and the verb apply meaning 'to ask' or 'to put yourself forward' for something. So, a reapplication is simply when you 'apply again' for a job, visa, or place at school.