repeg
/riˈpɛɡ/
verb
- To fix or set something again at a particular level or value, especially a currency or price.
- The company had to repeg the price of its product due to rising material costs.
- The central bank decided to repeg the currency to the dollar after months of fluctuation.
- Economists debated whether to repeg the exchange rate to stabilize the economy.
- To fasten or secure something again with a peg or similar object.
- The climber had to repeg the rope to the rock face for safety.
- She used a hammer to repeg the loose board on the fence.
- After the storm, they had to repeg the tent to keep it from blowing away.