repled

/riˈplɛd/
verb
  1. Past tense of 'replead' — to plead again, especially in a legal context; to make a new plea or argument in court.
    • After the judge rejected the initial motion, the lawyer repled with a different argument.
    • The defense attorney repled the case after new evidence emerged.
    • The defendant repled not guilty when the charges were amended.
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