recommitment
/ˌrikəˈmɪtmənt/
noun
- The act of committing again, especially sending something back to a committee or authority for further review.
- The recommitment of the case to the lower court was unexpected.
- The recommitment of the bill to the committee delayed the vote by two weeks.
- The senator argued for the recommitment of the proposal to the finance committee.
- A renewed pledge or dedication to a cause, activity, or relationship.
- The team's recommitment to teamwork improved their performance.
- Her recommitment to her studies led to better grades.
- They celebrated their recommitment to each other with a small ceremony.
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