"Reapply" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Reapply" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Reapply" Meaning
To apply again, usually to something that has previously been applied, often in a similar situation; re- or again use something, typically a substance, on a surface.
"Reapply" Examples
Usage Examples
Verb form: reapply
Reapply the makeup so that your mascara stays in place. ( idiomatic )The company will need to reapply for a grant to fund their new project.
"Reapply" Similar Words
Reappear
To appear again, especially after disappearing: <br><br>Example: "The ghost reappeared in the old house."
Reappearance
Reappearances
The act or instance of appearing again, especially after a period of time or an absence.<br><br>Example: The stars reappear in the night sky after the sunset.<br><br>In a more figurative sense, reappearances can also refer to repeated or recurring events, such as: <br><br>The politician's lectures on the economy were filled with reappearances of the same old points.
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
Reappoint
Reappointed
Reappointed means to be assigned or confirmed in the same position or office again. It is usually used when an employee or official is rehired or reinstated in the same role they previously held, often after a break or after leaving the position previously.
Reapportion
Reapportioned
Reapportionment
Reappraisal
Reappraise
Reappraising