reborrow
Take out anew
To reborrow is to borrow something again, typically after having returned it or paid it off.
Library patrons reborrow books they want to keep reading: I had to reborrow the novel because I didn't finish it in time.
In finance, reborrowing means taking out a new loan after repaying a previous one, or borrowing again against available credit.
Lend a second time
- refinanceObtain new loan terms
- reacquireObtain again after losing
- reobtainAcquire again after loss
- resecureFasten again after loosening
repledge · reassume · reauthorize · reextend · restructure · renegotiate · rollover · renewal
Make valid again
- circulationMovement through a system
- dueOwed or expected
- overduePast expected arrival
- holdMaintain in grasp
reserve · checkout · return · recheck · loan period · extension · cardholder · patron
Borrowed money repaid later
- debtMoney owed another
- creditRecognition or payment deferral
- interestAttention, stake, or fee
- principalChief school administrator
lender · mortgage · collateral · amortization · underwriting · installment · creditor · default
reloan
Lend a second time
resecure · repledge · reassume · reauthorize · reextend · restructure · renegotiate · rollover · renewal · readvance
renew
Make valid again
- circulationMovement through a system
- dueOwed or expected
- overduePast expected arrival
hold · reserve · checkout · return · recheck · loan period · extension · cardholder · patron · materials
loan
Borrowed money repaid later
principal · lender · mortgage · collateral · amortization · underwriting · installment · creditor · default · guarantor