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renominate

renominate verb: to nominate again.

Verb

renominate (third-person singular simple present renominates, present participle renominating, simple past and past participle renominated)

  1. (transitive) To nominate again.
    • In his article titled "Stable or Unstable Has a Great Bearing on the End Result," (Fang Tsai-wen) compares the two production teams in (Tantien) brigade, (Yungtien) commune, Kuantien [translating 寬甸 /宽甸 (Kuāndiàn)] County, to show the merits in maintaining relative stability of cadres in production...1978 December 28 [1978 December 20], “Liaoning Daily Discusses Stability Among Rural Cadres”, in Daily Report: People's Republic of China, volume I, number 250, Foreign Broadcast Information Service...

Forms of renominate

third-person singular presentrenominates
present participlerenominating
past participlerenominated
pastrenominated

Origin of renominate

From re- + nominate.

Words formed from renominate

Questions about renominate

What does renominate mean?
Renominate means to nominate again.
What part of speech is renominate?
Renominate is a verb.
What is the past tense of renominate?
The past tense of renominate is renominated.

Words near renominate in the dictionary

  1. renolithiasis
  2. renomedullary
  3. renomegaly
  4. renometric
  5. renometry
  6. renominate
  7. renominated
  8. renominates
  9. renominating
  10. renomination
  11. renominations

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