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to relist

to relist

1 3.9
To put something for sale again on a website or list
  • verb
  • /ˌriːˈlɪst/
: volver a listar
  • The seller chose to relist the house after making some improvements.

Examples

  • I am going to relist my old video game online tomorrow.

  • "You can be out relisting items on the go," she says.

    Blog text (2)
  • However, that is the first step to having it accepted and relisted on the National Register.

    Blog text (21)
  • After the item didn't sell, she decided to relist it with a lower price.

Synonyms

to rerelease
vsto relist
2 4.8

To make a film, album or book available again, often with extra content

refers specifically to offering items for sale again after removal or failed sale

Antonyms

to delist
  • Specialized
3 6.6

To remove something, like a company's stock or a product, from an official list so it is no longer available

Surface Forms

relist infinitive
relisted past
relisted past participle
relisting present participle
relists third person singular

Morphology

relist = list (transparent) = re + list

This is a fully compositional use of re- meaning 'again' added to the verb 'list'.

Etymology

Relist comes from the prefix re- ('again') and list ('a list' or 'to put on a list'), so to relist an item is to put it back on a sales list and offer it for sale 'again'.