repass
/riˈpæs/
verb
- To pass again, especially to go back through or over something.
- The bill will repass through Congress after the amendments.
- She watched the train repass the station on its return trip.
- The hikers had to repass the same bridge to return to camp.
- To pass (a law or legislation) again, typically after revision.
- The committee decided to repass the resolution with minor changes.
- The city council voted to repass the ordinance with new safety rules.
- They needed to repass the budget after the governor's veto.