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reemission

reemission

7.9
To send a document again, for example a corrected certificate
  • noun
  • /ˌriːɪˈmɪʃən/
  • Formal
translation icon : reemisión
  • The reemission of the license was necessary due to a change in the applicant's address.

Examples

  • Government regulations require the reemission of certificates if any information is incorrect.

  • After the error was found, the bank processed the reemission of the updated statements.

  • The reemission of the documents took longer than expected.

  • We need to process the reemission of the certificates.

  • The reemission of the license was necessary due to a change in the applicant's address.

  • Government regulations require the reemission of certificates if any information is incorrect.

  • After the error was found, the bank processed the reemission of the updated statements.

Synonyms

retransmission
vsreemission
1 4.4

Sending a TV program or message again so more people can receive it

serves to send official papers or certificates again in formal administrative contexts

Antonyms

retraction
  • Literature
23 6.0

An official statement saying that something written or said before was wrong

Surface Forms

reemission singular
reemissions plural

Morphology

reemission = mission (semi-transparent) = re + mission + emit

While the prefix 're-' suggests repetition, the specific context of reissuing documents is not fully transparent.

Etymology

Reemission combines re- 'again' and emit 'to send out'. So, a reemission is the act of sending something out again, like reissuing a document or certificate.