to renegotiate
45
5.6
- verb
- /ˌriːnɪˈɡoʊʃieɪt/
:
renegociar
- But many buyers like this will use the inspections as a way to renegotiate the deal.
- renegotiate the contract
- renegotiate the terms
- renegotiate an agreement
Where's your practice time to renegotiate that credit card bill?
- Where's your practice time to renegotiate that credit card bill?
- So they may reduce store count and renegotiate other leases.
- And then I love to renegotiate the deal and say, OK, how about this?
- We should withdraw from the deal, we should reinstate sanctions, and we should renegotiate a better deal.
- If this property is not selling, they have to renegotiate, right?
- And he's he tries to step in and say like, no, that let's renegotiate or trade.
- But a standard operating procedure was once we'd win the contract, we'd renegotiate everything, right?
- But many buyers like this will use the inspections as a way to renegotiate the deal.
- Building leases were cancelled or renegotiated.
- So that, you know, and, and, and, and Trump did, I thought a very, a very nice job on NAFTA renegotiating that deal.
- I think streaming wise, I think it's, I think financially they that's the cutting point, have to potentially renegotiate with everybody after the third season.
- So it's inconsistent and renegotiating is really hard.
Examples
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We should withdraw from the deal, we should reinstate sanctions, and we should renegotiate a better deal.
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In January 1953, the United States and Indonesia renegotiated an existing TCA deal that effectively ended all military aid.
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And then I love to renegotiate the deal and say, OK, how about this?
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So we were able to renegotiate quickly more than most groups.
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Now they want to renegotiate the contract.
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It's always been our business policy to never, ever renegotiate the deal.
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But I'm gonna need to renegotiate the terms of our deal.
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Everybody's got to renegotiate, and that means you too.
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The company decided to renegotiate the terms of their contract to ensure a better deal.
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After months of discussions, they finally agreed to renegotiate the business partnership arrangement.
Synonyms
801
3.7
Try to reach an agreement by talking, often about business terms
94
3.5
Make an agreement after talking, often in business or politics
To try to change the agreed price or terms after a deal
To make a new agreement after a previous one ends
How Extensive
35
4.6
56
4.4
45
5.6
268
3.2
317
2.7
248
3.3
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word renegotiate combines re- 'again' and negotiate 'to talk over a deal'. So, to renegotiate is to talk about an agreement again, usually to 'change the terms'.