1. to grant again or anew
Usage: legal

1. the act of granting again or something that is granted again
Usage: legal

Examples

• The court decided to regrant the license after reviewing the new evidence.
• The university will regrant the scholarship for another academic year.
• The patent office agreed to regrant the expired patent under new terms.
• The regrant of the property deed resolved the ownership dispute.
• After the appeal, the judge issued a regrant of the original permit.
• The company applied for a regrant of their operating license.