reoblige

Verb

reoblige (third-person singular simple present reobliges, present participle reobliging, simple past and past participle reobliged)

1. To oblige again; to once again place under an obligation.
   • by a Personal treaty with his two Houses of Parliament, and the Commissioners of the Kingdom of Scotland, such things, as are yet in Difference, may be speedily settled, and a firm and lasting Peace established; for the effecting hereof, we do protest, and reoblige our selves, as in the presence of...1701, John Rushworth, Historical Collections
   • But, you ought to recollect, she says that the annuity was not to be paid, but was to accumulate in my hands as a capital for Jenny's behoof; and then, to prevent all doubt, it goes on to reoblige her to pay a perpetual annuity of L. 300 to Miss Jenny Buchanan as long as she should continue with...1813, William Buchanan, Reports of Certain Remarkable Cases in the Court of Session, page 104