Definitions

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  • noun A second access or approach; a return.

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  • verb transitive To access again.
  • noun A second or subsequent access.
  • noun archaic A second or subsequent approach; a return.

Etymologies

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re- +‎ access

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Examples

  • There is no reason not to imagine that some day one of us will reach out, the other will be receptive, and we will reaccess that intricate, secret world that we shared.

    Everything I Needed to Know About Being a Girl I Learned from Judy Blume Jennifer O'Connell 2007

  • There is no reason not to imagine that some day one of us will reach out, the other will be receptive, and we will reaccess that intricate, secret world that we shared.

    Everything I Needed to Know About Being a Girl I Learned from Judy Blume Jennifer O'Connell 2007

  • And going forward, I expect we will begin to reaccess that as well.

    unknown title 2011

  • I suppose, this case is the perfect example for the media to report, for the garment to reaccess this vintage law.

    The Online Citizen 2010

  • So that it resteth not possible (so far as my simple reason can comprehend) that this perpetual current can by any means be maintained, but only by a continual reaccess of the same water, which passeth through the strait, and is brought about thither again by such circular motion as aforesaid, and the certain falling thereof by this strait into Mare del

    Voyages in Search of the North-West Passage Richard Hakluyt 1584

  • That policy would delay the advertising of the market manager's position for a three-month period, in part to give senior staff time to reaccess the position and its responsibilities.

    CAMBRIDGETIMES - Home 2009

  • Link to this didn't they JUST give the lottery offical (s) a HUGE bonus? where did that money come from? next time, let's think about it and use our dollars wisely - if there is an overage, that's a bonus; if they are having difficulties supporting the HOPE as it stands today, they need to reaccess the bonus structure.

    Metro News | ajc.com 2009

  • All I know is the two of them need to take this time to reaccess their future separatly and as a couple.

    Extra 2009

  • For those of you who are physically here, if you want to reattend or reaccess both the audio and the PowerPoint presentation or parts of that, for many other companies, probably the easiest place, well, you can even go the individual company's websites that are linked to them, or you can go to our website and collectively access the entire conference schedule, and access webcast that way.

    Financial Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha 2008

  • So that it resteth not possible (so far as my simple reason can comprehend) that this perpetual current can by any means be maintained, but only by a continual reaccess of the same water, which passeth through the strait, and is brought about thither again by such circular motion as aforesaid, and the certain falling thereof by this strait into Mare del Sur is proved by the testimony and experience of Barnarde de la Torre, who was sent from P. de la

    The North-West Passage 2003

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