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reargue, v.|riːˈɑːgjuː|
[re- 5 a.]
trans. To argue (spec. a case in law) a second time; to debate over again. Also absol. or intr.
1776Burrow Rep. IV. 2320 The Court ordered the Cause to be re-argued. 1863Sat. Rev. 6 June 724 The case does not need or admit of re-arguing now. 1884Law Times Rep. XLIX. 584/2 The Court..desired that the point should be reargued before a full Court of Appeal. 1972N.Y. Law Jrnl. 31 Oct. 15/5 The informal motion to reargue is granted. 1973Ibid. 31 Aug. 2/5 A letter from counsel for South Wall Associates, which shall be deemed a motion to reargue.
So ˈreargument.
1884Ld. Fitzgerald in Law Times Rep. LII. 200/1 The Lord Chancellor directed a re-argument of the Case. |