1. past tense and past participle of reargue; to argue again or present arguments again
Usage: legal contexts

Examples

• The case was reargued before the Supreme Court.
• The attorney reargued the motion after new evidence emerged.
• The appeal was reargued due to procedural errors in the first hearing.
• Both sides reargued their positions with additional documentation.
• The judge ordered that the matter be reargued next month.