Definition of renominate
transitive verb
:to nominate again especially for a succeeding term
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The President is likely to be renominated for a second term.
The President has renominated a judge that Congress previously rejected.
Recent Examples of renominate from the Web
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A November 2010 poll, taken after Democrats had lost President Barack Obama's first midterm by a landslide, found 64 percent of Democrats ready to renominate the president, 16 percent favoring 2008 rival Hillary Clinton and 14 percent undecided.
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A November 2010 poll, taken after Democrats had lost President Barack Obama's first midterm by a landslide, found 64 percent of Democrats ready to renominate the president, 16 percent favoring 2008 rival Hillary Clinton and 14 percent undecided.
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A November 2010 poll, taken after Democrats had lost President Barack Obama’s first midterm by a landslide, found 64 percent of Democrats ready to renominate the president, 16 percent favoring 2008 rival Hillary Clinton and 14 percent undecided.
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Trump could renominate Clyburn along with another Republican, which would allow the agency to retain its GOP majority.
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Mr. Trump seemed pleased enough with his top generals on Friday to renominate General Dunford and Gen. Paul J. Selva of the Air Force, the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, each to a second two-year term.
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First Known Use of renominate
1800
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