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to resubscribe

to resubscribe

1 3.4
To sign up again for a service or membership after you canceled it
  • verb
  • /ˌriːsəbˈskraɪb/
: reinscribirse
  • So, I reinstalled Dark Age of Camelot (DAoC) today and resubscribed my account.

Examples

  • If you want to keep receiving our newsletters, please resubscribe on our website.

  • And if you like it, you can resubscribe via our app when your Zinio subscription expires.

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  • I can see going without, say, USA for months, resubscribing while Monk was in new episodes, and then dropping it again.

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  • His motivations for resubscribing to the mailing list are unknown to us.

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  • I decided to resubscribe to the Sunday print edition because it came with "All Access Digital" (everything the Times publishes online every day, hour, minute -- accessible across all my devices).

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  • All of the Photo-3D lists (Sell-3D, Tech-3D, etc.) have moved from calcite.edu to OneList.com; previous subscribers will need to resubscribe.

    Academic text (2000)
  • I decided to resubscribe to the magazine after realizing I missed several interesting articles.

  • After my trial expired, I promptly resubscribed to the streaming service to continue watching my favorite shows.

Synonyms

to subscribe
vsto resubscribe
122 3.3

Sign up to receive something regularly, often by paying

is used when restoring access after a previous service cancellation
to renew
vsto resubscribe
98 2.8

Make a card or agreement valid again after it ends

is used to regain service access after previous access ended
to subscribe to
vsto resubscribe
92 3.7

To pay to get a magazine or online service regularly

focuses on restarting receipt after prior cancellation rather than an initial arrangement
to reregister
vsto resubscribe
1 3.9

To sign up again on an official list like for a car or membership

is used to get service access again rather than update official records

Antonyms

to unsubscribe
  • Texting
13 3.7

To stop receiving emails or messages you signed up for

Surface Forms

resubscribe infinitive
resubscribed past participle
resubscribing present participle
resubscribes third person singular

Morphology

resubscribe = subscribe (transparent) = re + subscribe

The meaning is a straightforward repetition of the action 'subscribe', namely to subscribe again.

Etymology

Resubscribe breaks into re- meaning 'again' and subscribe, which comes from the old word scribere meaning 'to write'. Because people used to sign their names to join, resubscribe means 'sign up again' for a service or membership.