renegotiated

Rewrote the terms

Renegotiated is the past tense of renegotiate—to negotiate again, typically to revise terms that have become unfavorable or unworkable.

Contracts, treaties, and deals get renegotiated when circumstances change: The union renegotiated its contract after the merger.

They renegotiated the terms of the loan.

contracts

agreement

Shared position between parties

  • termsConditions of an agreement
  • contractEnforceable written agreement
  • dealAgreement or distribution

renewal · amendment · revision · modification · restructuring · counteroffer · concession · clause · stipulation · extension

diplomacy

treaty

Binding pact between nations

  • accordHarmony between parties
  • pactFormal agreement between parties
  • allianceFormal union of parties

ceasefire · armistice · sanctions · tariffs · border · territorial · sovereignty · détente · protocol · convention

debt

loan

Borrowed money repaid later

refinancing · forbearance · deferment · consolidation · restructuring · default · creditor · terms · amortization · maturity

labor

wages

Payment for work

healthcare · hours · overtime · seniority · union · strike · lockout · grievance · arbitration · workplace

settlement

divorce

Legal end of matrimony

marital · decree · judgment · mediation · arbitration · litigation · out-of-court · compensation · damages · restitution

Opposites
agreement modification

renegotiatedmaintained

Kept in condition

upheld · preserved · honored · kept · enforced

negotiation willingness

renegotiatedstonewalled

Deliberately unresponsive

rejected · declined · rebuffed · walked away from · abandoned

deal status

renegotiatedterminated

Brought to an end

cancelled · abandoned · walked away from · voided · nullified

Family

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