reargued

Made case anew

Reargued is the past tense of reargue, meaning to argue again—typically a legal case brought back before a court for additional consideration.

Cases are reargued when the court wants further briefing or when circumstances have changed: The Supreme Court reargued the case after a justice recused himself.

Outside legal contexts, reargued can simply mean to repeat an argument.

appellate

appeal

Formal review request

verdict · dissent · concurrence · remand · adjudication · certiorari · reversal · affirmation · mandate · majority opinion

legal

appeal

Formal review request

precedent · verdict · plaintiff · defendant · prosecution · defense · cross-examination · affidavit · docket · injunction

persuasion

convince

Cause to believe

compelling · credibility · eloquence · argumentation · reasoning · logic · evidence · counterpoint · rebuttal · case

debate

rehash

Restate without freshness

reexamine · review · scrutinize · analyze · clarify · question · dissect · reconsider · reassess · restate

Opposites
sequence/iteration

reargueddebuted

Appeared for the first time

introduced · opened

case disposition

rearguedsettled

No longer in question

resolved · decided · concluded · finalized · closed

Family

reargue, rearguing

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