rededicate
Americanverb (used with object)
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to dedicate again.
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to perform a new dedication ceremony for (a building, institution, etc.), especially as part of a renaming.
Example Sentences
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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.
From Los Angeles Times
We must rededicate ourselves to being factual and accurate.
From Salon
But the Discus Thrower was rediscovered, refurbished and rededicated in 1999.
From New York Times
The city rededicated the site last year with a new plaque that told the history of racism the family faced in Manhattan Beach.
From Los Angeles Times
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.
From Washington Times
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