refight
/riːˈfaɪt/
verb
- To fight again, especially a battle, argument, or conflict that has already occurred.
- The two brothers would refight their childhood arguments every time they visited their parents.
- Historians often refight old battles in their books, debating what could have changed the outcome.
- The team had to refight the same legal case after the appeal was granted.
noun
- A second or repeated fight, battle, or conflict.
- The debate turned into a refight of last year's election arguments.
- The refight between the two boxers drew an even larger crowd than the first match.
- After the ceasefire failed, the region prepared for a refight.
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