Definitions
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- transitive verb To choose again.
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- verb To choose or select again, especially to an office or post.
Etymologies
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Examples
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These kinds of changes are never quick or easy solutions but, rather, long-term shifts that we must choose and rechoose every day.
Rediscovering Values Jim Wallis 2010
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These kinds of changes are never quick or easy solutions but, rather, long-term shifts that we must choose and rechoose every day.
Rediscovering Values Jim Wallis 2010
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These kinds of changes are never quick or easy solutions but, rather, long-term shifts that we must choose and rechoose every day.
Rediscovering Values Jim Wallis 2010
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These kinds of changes are never quick or easy solutions but, rather, long-term shifts that we must choose and rechoose every day.
Rediscovering Values Jim Wallis 2010
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These kinds of changes are never quick or easy solutions but, rather, long-term shifts that we must choose and rechoose every day.
Rediscovering Values Jim Wallis 2010
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Some nicknames are already registered / taken, so you may have to rechoose.
TechSpot 2009
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