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replan

replan verb: to plan again; to make a different plan.

Verb

replan (third-person singular simple present replans, present participle replanning, simple past and past participle replanned)

  1. To plan again; to make a different plan.
    • In replanning the timetable, the operating authorities have tried as far as possible to keep departure and arrival times at Liverpool Street close to those prevailing formerly, to avoid disrupting the travelling habits of regular passengers, but at the same time they have kept in mind the aim of...1961 January, “The North-East London electrification of the Great Eastern Line”, in Trains Illustrated, page 18

Forms of replan

third-person singular presentreplans
present participlereplanning
past participlereplanned
pastreplanned

Origin of replan

From re- + plan.

Words formed from replan

Questions about replan

What does replan mean?
Replan means to plan again; to make a different plan.
What part of speech is replan?
Replan is a verb.
What is the past tense of replan?
The past tense of replan is replanned.

Words near replan in the dictionary

  1. replacive
  2. replait
  3. replaited
  4. replaiting
  5. replaits
  6. replan
  7. replane
  8. replaned
  9. replanes
  10. replaning
  11. replank

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