regrant
/riˈɡrænt/
verb
- To grant or give something again, especially a right, privilege, or property that had been taken away or expired.
- After the lease expired, the landlord chose to regrant the tenancy to the same family.
- The government decided to regrant the fishing licenses after the review.
- The university will regrant the scholarship to students who maintain their grades.
Antonyms
noun
- The act of granting something again, or a new grant of a right, privilege, or property.
- A formal regrant of the land rights was issued by the council.
- The regrant of the visa took several weeks to process.
- The regrant of the patent allowed the company to continue production.