reoffered
Put forth anew
Reoffered means offered again.
Something withdrawn, rejected, or previously unavailable may be reoffered: The house was reoffered at a lower price after sitting on the market.
In finance, securities that failed to sell may be reoffered to investors under new terms.
Sent back for review
- reintroducedBrought back into use
- reproposedSuggested again after rejection
- reinstatedReturned to previous position
- reannouncedPublicly stated again
readvertised · relaunched · reformulated · recast · renewed · reiterated · reasserted
Request to attend
- prospectPotential client or opportunity
- chanceLikelihood of occurrence
- openingGap or start
- optionAvailable course of action
second chance · renewal · reprieve · comeback · redemption · reinstatement · fresh start
Negotiating mutually acceptable terms
- termsConditions of an agreement
- dealAgreement or distribution
- concessionYielding a point
- compromiseAgreement through mutual sacrifice
renegotiation · proposal · bid · asking price · settlement · agreement · acceptance · rejection
Paid position of employment
- positionLocation or stance
- vacancyUnoccupied space or position
- hiringGiving someone work
- recruitmentSeeking new personnel
contract · role · placement · appointment · candidacy · application · interview · rehiring
resubmitted
Sent back for review
- reintroducedBrought back into use
- reproposedSuggested again after rejection
- reinstatedReturned to previous position
reannounced · readvertised · relaunched · reformulated · recast · renewed · reiterated · reasserted
invitation
Request to attend
option · second chance · renewal · reprieve · comeback · redemption · reinstatement · fresh start
bargaining
Negotiating mutually acceptable terms
- termsConditions of an agreement
- dealAgreement or distribution
- concessionYielding a point
compromise · renegotiation · proposal · bid · asking price · settlement · agreement · acceptance · rejection
job
Paid position of employment
recruitment · contract · role · placement · appointment · candidacy · application · interview · rehiring · reinstatement