rechallenged
/riːˈtʃælɪndʒd/
verb
- Past tense of rechallenge; to have challenged again.
- He rechallenged himself to run a faster marathon this year.
- The team rechallenged the ruling and won the appeal.
- She rechallenged her rival to a rematch after the controversial decision.
- Past tense of rechallenge (medical); to have readministered a drug or treatment after a previous reaction.
- The doctor rechallenged the patient with a smaller dose of the medication.
- After the rash cleared, they rechallenged the subject with the same allergen.
- The study rechallenged participants to confirm the side effects.
Antonyms
adjective
- Having been challenged again.
- The rechallenged claim was reviewed by a new panel.
- In the rechallenged experiment, the results were consistent.
- The rechallenged athlete trained harder than ever.