reaccomplish
reaccomplish verb: to accomplish again.
Verb
reaccomplish (third-person singular simple present reaccomplishes, present participle reaccomplishing, simple past and past participle reaccomplished)
- To accomplish again.
- In the first case, we sacrifice blood and treasure for the accomplishment of some object which, in some instances, we fail in accomplishing (which is the most frequent result); or which, in others, having accomplished for the time, we shall have to reaccomplish before many years elapse; or which...1871, Augustus Mongredien, England's Foreign Policy, page 18
- Leadership is the process through which the alienated split between the producing and the product artificially, i.e. in a reified mode, has to be bridged in order to reaccomplish the unity which originally existed.1994, Burkard Sievers, Work, Death, and Life Itself, page 173
Forms of reaccomplish
| third-person singular present | reaccomplishes |
|---|---|
| present participle | reaccomplishing |
| past participle | reaccomplished |
| past | reaccomplished |
Origin of reaccomplish
From re- + accomplish.
Questions about reaccomplish
- What does reaccomplish mean?
- Reaccomplish means to accomplish again.
- What part of speech is reaccomplish?
- Reaccomplish is a verb.
- What is the past tense of reaccomplish?
- The past tense of reaccomplish is reaccomplished.
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