recommit
verb (used with object)
to commit again.
recommittal
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a word derived from
recommit.
Example Sentences
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Her troubles led to a soul-searching moment and ultimately to a recommittal to her “restaurant family,” as one song says.
From New York Times ● Apr. 14, 2022
Once the recommittal motion had failed, he concluded, he could not support Carswell on the final vote.
From Time Magazine Archive
They found that some Senators had indeed bought the concept that recommittal was a gutless way out, and preferred voting directly on confirmation.
From Time Magazine Archive
Nevertheless, by the time the recommittal roll call was held last Monday, the Administration had retrieved enough straying Republicans to win handily.
From Time Magazine Archive
The Houses of the Legislative Assembly may, on recommittal, pass bills over such veto by votes of two thirds of members present.
From Two Years in Oregon by Wallis Nash
