"Reapplied" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
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Reapplied
"Reapplied" Meaning
Applied again, often because the initial application was unsuccessful or ineffective.
"Reapplied" Examples
1. Verb usage
- As it's not often reported, I was surprised to read that significant amounts of funding have been reapplied towards local infrastructure projects in the past year.2. Adjective usage
- The company's newly reapplied focus on customer service has led to a significant rise in customer satisfaction.3. Example in a sentence
The policy was reapplied to all new employees, with the result that hiring processes became more efficient.4. Example in a narrative
Storytelling soon became his method of feedback and reapplied in some of his workshops redesigned to encourage overall creative improvement among students.5. Antonym in a usage
Once consistently unmatched high performers are applied for the job, they are reapplied for because they adapt more quickly to company policies."Reapplied" Similar Words
Reaping
Harvesting or gathering something, especially a benefit or a reward, as a result of one's efforts or actions. To gain or enjoy the consequences of something done or accomplished.
Reappear
To appear again, especially after disappearing: <br><br>Example: "The ghost reappeared in the old house."
Reappearance
Reappearances
Reappeared
Returned to sight or notice after being absent or invisible.<br><br>Example: The missing child reappeared after being gone for several hours.
Reappearing
Occurring or done again; coming or becoming apparent again after a period of time, often in the same place or circumstances.
Reappears
Reapplication
Reapply
Reappoint
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Reapportion
Reapportioned
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Reappraisal
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