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reˈplead, v. rare.
[f. re- + plead v.: cf. OF. repledoier (13th c.), F. replaider (16th c. in Littré).]
†a. intr. To raise a plea. Obs.
b. To plead again.
c. trans. To use as a further plea.
c1500Priests of Peblis iii. 1244 This officer but dout is callit Deid; Is nane his power agane may repleid. 1540Act 32 Hen. VIII, c. 30 §1 The same parties haue ben compelled..to repleade. 1685Termes de la Ley s.v. Repleader, The Court makes void all the Pleas which are ill, and awards the Parties to replead. 1748Richardson Clarissa (1768) V. 216, I pleaded my own sake; the Captain, his dear friend her Uncle's; and both repleaded the prevention of future mischief. |