retry

/ riːˈtraɪ /

verb

1. (tr) to try again (a case already determined); give a new trial to

Example Sentences

He was retried and convicted the following month.

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Now, 46 years later, that night is back in the spotlight as a court retries Kim Jae-gyu to determine if his actions amounted to treason.

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Los Angeles District Attorney Nathan Hochman did not immediately say whether he would retry McGhee for the murders, nor whether he would again seek the death penalty, which his predecessor abjured.

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The process could pave the way for the brothers to be retried, resentenced to a lesser prison term or released from custody.

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In a further tweet, she said would "not be gagged on a point of principle" and accused the Conservative Party under Mr Sunak of wanting to "retry and replay" the trial of Ms Hussain.

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