redeclares
States once more
Redeclares means to declare again.
In programming, to redeclare a variable is to define it a second time, which some languages allow and others treat as an error: The function redeclares the same variable in a different scope.
Outside technical contexts, redeclare applies to any formal statement made anew: The nation redeclares its commitment to peace.
Confirms something previously stated
- restatesExpresses again differently
- reassertsAffirms something previously stated
- reiteratesSays something again
- repeatsOccurs more than once
proclaims · announces · states · affirms · confirms · pronounces · articulates · expresses
Compensation for wrongdoing
- modifiesChanges partially
- updatesNewly provided information
- revisesEdits for improvement
- altersMakes something different
changes · adjusts · corrects · reforms · overhauls · rewrites · reformulates · redefines
Invalidates or topples
- reversesSwitches to opposite direction
- rescindsOfficially cancels or withdraws
- retractsWithdraws a statement
- withdrawsPulls out or removes
nullifies · invalidates · countermands · overrides · contradicts · renounces · disavows · repudiates
reaffirms
Confirms something previously stated
- restatesExpresses again differently
- reassertsAffirms something previously stated
- reiteratesSays something again
repeats · proclaims · announces · states · affirms · confirms · pronounces · articulates · expresses · asserts
amends
Compensation for wrongdoing
alters · changes · adjusts · corrects · reforms · overhauls · rewrites · reformulates · redefines · recasts
overturns
Invalidates or topples
- reversesSwitches to opposite direction
- rescindsOfficially cancels or withdraws
- retractsWithdraws a statement
withdraws · nullifies · invalidates · countermands · overrides · contradicts · renounces · disavows · repudiates · recants
statute
Enacted written rule
- ordinanceOfficial government regulation
- legislationOfficial enactment of statutes
- codeSymbolic communication system
enactment · regulation · decree · provision · mandate · directive · act · bill · judiciary · court