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reband

reband verb: to assign to a different tax band.

Verb

reband (third-person singular simple present rebands, present participle rebanding, simple past and past participle rebanded)

  1. (transitive) To assign to a different tax band.
    • If a home decreases in value because part of it is demolished, it may be rebanded immediately.2006, Richard Miller Bird, François Vaillancourt, Perspectives on Fiscal Federalism, page 203
  2. (transitive) To replace a band on.
    • Crouching low, Larry waited for the return of the bird in need of rebanding.2001, Holt Rinehart & Winston, Elements of Language: Practice Tests, page 37

Forms of reband

third-person singular presentrebands
present participlerebanding
past participlerebanded
pastrebanded

Origin of reband

From re- + band.

Questions about reband

What does reband mean?
Reband means to assign to a different tax band.
What part of speech is reband?
Reband is a verb.
What is the past tense of reband?
The past tense of reband is rebanded.

Words near reband in the dictionary

  1. reballoting
  2. reballots
  3. rebamipide
  4. reban
  5. rebana
  6. reband
  7. rebandage
  8. rebandaged
  9. rebandages
  10. rebandaging
  11. rebanded

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