revaccinate

/riˈvæksɪneɪt/
verb
  1. To give a vaccine to someone again, especially after a previous vaccination or after a certain period of time.
    • Travelers may need to revaccinate against yellow fever every ten years.
    • The health clinic will revaccinate adults who missed their booster shots.
    • Doctors recommend revaccinating children against measles before they start school.
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