repassed
Went by twice
Repassed is the past tense of repass, meaning to pass again or pass back.
A bill that failed might be repassed by a legislature after amendments.
A traveler who repassed through a town visited it twice: We repassed the checkpoint on our return journey.
The word is uncommon but straightforward.
Brought back into use
- enactedMade into law
- ratifiedFormally approved, made official
- approvedOfficially accepted or permitted
- votedCast a ballot
amended · revised · reconsidered · reinstated · reauthorized · restored · renewed · readopted
Went past a limit
- outstrippedExceeded or overtook
- outpacedExceeded in speed
- outdoneBeaten in performance
- eclipsedSurpassed or obscured
One complete circuit
- circuitClosed electrical pathway
- straightawayWithout pause or hesitation
- chicaneDeliberate tight turns
- overtakePass while moving faster
pitstop · qualifying · grid · checkpoint · drafting · slipstream · corner
reintroduced
Brought back into use
- enactedMade into law
- ratifiedFormally approved, made official
- approvedOfficially accepted or permitted
voted · amended · revised · reconsidered · reinstated · reauthorized · restored · renewed · readopted · reenacted
exceeded
Went past a limit
- outstrippedExceeded or overtook
- outpacedExceeded in speed
- outdoneBeaten in performance
eclipsed · outperformed · overtook · lapped
lap
One complete circuit
- circuitClosed electrical pathway
- straightawayWithout pause or hesitation
- chicaneDeliberate tight turns
overtake · pitstop · qualifying · grid · checkpoint · drafting · slipstream · corner