recommittal
ˌriːkəˈmɪtəl
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Definition of recommittal - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
reviewRareact of sending something back for reviewRare
  • The bill faced recommittal to the committee for further analysis.
reconsideration
2.
legalRareUKact of sending someone back to custodyRareUK
  • The judge ordered the recommittal of the defendant to jail.
reincarceration
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Origin of recommittal

Latin, re (again) + committere (to entrust)

Examples of recommittal in a sentence

  • Recommittal of the report delayed the final decision.
  • The recommittal of the suspect was necessary after the escape attempt.
  • Recommittal to the detention center was ordered by the court.

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  1. French:réexamen, réincarcération, ...
  2. German:Zurückverweisung, Rücküberstellung, ...
  3. Italian:rinvio, riconduzione, ...
  4. Spanish:reenvío, reincorporación, ...
  5. Portuguese:reenvio, reincarceramento, ...
  6. Chinese:再提交, 再拘留, ...
  7. Japanese:差し戻し, 再拘留, ...
  8. Arabic:إعادة الإحالة, إعادة الحبس, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַחְזָרָה לְדִיוּן, הַחְזָרָה לְמַעֲצָר, ...
  10. Russian:повторное рассмотрение, возвращение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:повторний розгляд, повторне ув'язнення, ...
  12. Hindi:पुनः समर्पण, पुनः प्रतिबद्धता, ...

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