1. to pledge again or anew
Usage: formal; legal
2. to give as security again for a loan or debt
Usage: finance; legal

Examples

• The company decided to repledge its assets to secure additional funding.
• After the initial agreement expired, both parties agreed to repledge their commitment to the project.
• The bank required the borrower to repledge the collateral for the extended loan term.
• She chose to repledge her loyalty to the organization despite the recent changes.
• The securities were repledged to meet the new margin requirements.
• The treaty allowed nations to repledge their support for the peace accord.