redeposit
/ˌridɪˈpɑzɪt/
verb
- To deposit something again, especially money into a bank account.
- He redeposited the cash into his savings account the next day.
- The bank allows you to redeposit withdrawn money within 30 days.
- After the check bounced, she had to redeposit the funds.
- To put something back in a place where it was previously deposited.
- The river redeposited silt along the banks after the flood.
- The machine redeposits the coins into the tray if you cancel the transaction.
- Workers redeposited the soil into the hole after the pipe was repaired.
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