1. to gloss or annotate again; to provide a new or revised explanation or interpretation
Usage: technical; academic

Examples

• The scholar decided to regloss the ancient manuscript with updated translations.
• After discovering new evidence, the researchers had to regloss their original findings.
• The editor asked the translator to regloss the difficult passages for clarity.
• Medieval texts often require experts to regloss them for modern readers.
• The linguist chose to regloss the data using contemporary analytical methods.