re-sign
USree-SYN/ɹiːˈsaɪn/
Formsre-signs, re-signing, re-signed
- 1To write your name on something again.
Like writing your name twice when the first try gets smudged.
Please re-sign the form because the office lost the first copy.
The notary re-signed the document after fixing the wrong date.
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- 2To sign a new contract so you keep playing or working with the same team or company.
Like renewing a library card so you can keep using the same library.
The team hopes to re-sign their best player before the season starts.
After winning the title, the coach re-signed for two more years.
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Origin
Made from 're-' meaning 'again' plus the word 'sign', so it means to sign again.