repass
Move past twice
To repass is to pass again—to go back over the same ground or through the same place: The train repassed the station where we had boarded that morning.
The word is formal and uncommon, appearing mostly in legal or literary contexts.
It can also mean to pass something again in a legislative sense: The bill was amended and repassed by the Senate.
Amount owed, written
- motionChange in position
- amendmentChange to official text
- legislationOfficial enactment of statutes
- voteFormal choice expression
enact · approve · ratify · override · veto · committee · chamber · senate
Occasion for nourishment
- gatheringCollection of people meeting
- receptionAct of receiving guests
- wakePath left in water
- memorialThing preserving remembrance
mourning · commemoration · condolences · tribute · remembrance · fellowship · bereavement · visitation
Formal knowledge assessment
- testEvaluative examination
- assessmentFormal evaluation of worth
- resitRepeat a failed examination
- attemptEffort to accomplish
retry · second-chance · makeup · remedial · failure · grade · score · reexamination
bill
Amount owed, written
- motionChange in position
- amendmentChange to official text
- legislationOfficial enactment of statutes
vote · enact · approve · ratify · override · veto · committee · chamber · senate · parliament
meal
Occasion for nourishment
memorial · mourning · commemoration · condolences · tribute · remembrance · fellowship · bereavement · visitation · homegoing
exam
Formal knowledge assessment
- testEvaluative examination
- assessmentFormal evaluation of worth
- resitRepeat a failed examination
attempt · retry · second-chance · makeup · remedial · failure · grade · score · reexamination · evaluation