to reshare
- verb
- /ˌriːˈʃɛr/
- Texting
- And she'll repost and retweet and reshare and Yik Yak and whatever you kids are doing these days, she's on it.
Examples
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Go up and down your stream right now and reshare neat things, comment, click the link, read the story, comment on other people's comments, or mention others who might like that post.
Blog text (15) -
She often reshares articles that she finds interesting to encourage discussion among her friends.
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Social media enables people to share their stories and reshare others' stories.
Blog text (29) -
Having looked at all my writing tonight, here are three quick posts from the beginning of the blog that I think are nice to reshare:
Blog text (10) -
It is a great read, and so I thought I'd reshare it.
Blog text (29) -
Instead of sharing to Twitter, just share to these apps, choose from a list of predefined sizes, and reshare to Twitter.
Blog text (2) -
Given the shifts in credibility assessment in decentralized information environments, an average user is likely to run into news or information from journalists that others have reshared.
Academic text (2016) -
I shared a video (below) on Facebook, which was then reshared by a friend who is in a humanities PhD program asking his science colleagues what they thought.
Blog text (12) -
Many users liked my post and decided to reshare it on their profiles.
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To spread awareness, please reshare the charity event poster on your social media.
Synonyms
To share something again on social media
To share someone else's tweet so people who follow you can see it
To share someone else's post on your blog or social account
To send information or papers to people again
To send or broadcast something again, for example by radio
To save someone else's image or post again to your board on Pinterest
Antonyms
How Shared
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Reshare comes from the parts re- 'again' and share. Think of it as sharing something one more time, especially by posting or forwarding it again online.