rededicate

[ree-de-di-kayt]

verb (used with object)

1. to dedicate again.

2. to perform a new dedication ceremony for (a building, institution, etc.), especially as part of a renaming.

Example Sentences

The “Gasolina” rapper, who retired from performing last year to rededicate his life to his Christian faith, announced the split Monday on his Instagram story.

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We must rededicate ourselves to being factual and accurate.

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But the Discus Thrower was rediscovered, refurbished and rededicated in 1999.

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The city rededicated the site last year with a new plaque that told the history of racism the family faced in Manhattan Beach.

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While church President Russell M. Nelson, 99, told Mr. Holland earlier this year that the apostle would rededicate the temple, the longtime LDS leader nearly didn’t make it.

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