1. to argue again or present arguments anew
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘reargue’

Examples

• The lawyer reargues the case before the appeals court.
• She reargues her position with new evidence.
• The defendant reargues his innocence despite the verdict.
• He reargues the same points he made yesterday.
• The committee reargues the proposal after reviewing feedback.
• The professor reargues her theory in the latest paper.