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requote

requote verb: to quote again or anew.

Verb

requote (third-person singular simple present requotes, present participle requoting, simple past and past participle requoted)

  1. (transitive) To quote again or anew.

Noun

requote (plural requotes)

  1. Something that is quoted again or anew.
    • A flame remedy would be for the sysop to watch free disk space before running uucp, however, one never knows how many messages will be generated into each newsgroup per run. (some one could quote, a requote of a requote of a requote).1994 January 10, KEN GETTYS, “Deleting packets”, in alt.bbs.wildcat (Usenet), archived from the original on 24 Feb 2026
    • since you're forgetting, here's a requote of what started this line of discussion.2001 March 19, zoe_althrop, “Two Models of Speciation”, in talk.origins (Usenet), archived from the original on 24 Feb 2026

Forms of requote

Verb
third-person singular presentrequotes
present participlerequoting
past participlerequoted
pastrequoted
Noun
pluralrequotes

Origin of requote

From re- + quote.

Questions about requote

What does requote mean?
Requote means to quote again or anew.
What part of speech is requote?
Requote can be a verb or a noun.
What is the past tense of requote?
The past tense of requote is requoted.

Words near requote in the dictionary

  1. requizzed
  2. requizzes
  3. requizzing
  4. requotation
  5. requotations
  6. requote
  7. requoted
  8. requotes
  9. requoting
  10. Requínoa
  11. RER

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