reproposed
Put forward anew
Reproposed is the past tense of repropose, meaning to propose again something that was previously suggested, offered, or put forward.
It typically appears in formal or bureaucratic contexts when a plan, bill, or idea that failed to gain approval is submitted once more, often with modifications.
The senator reproposed the legislation after addressing concerns raised in committee.
They reproposed marriage after working through their differences.
Express again differently
- reaffirmState again with conviction
- reassertState again with force
- reiterateSay something again
- resubmitSend again for review
reintroduce · reemphasize · recapitulate · renew · readdress · persistence · insistence · advocacy
Bring back into use
- resubmitSend again for review
- billAmount owed, written
- amendmentChange to official text
- legislationOfficial enactment of statutes
ratification · senate · house · parliament · committee · lawmaker · statute · enactment
Agreement through mutual sacrifice
- bargainingNegotiating mutually acceptable terms
- counterofferAlternative terms proposed back
- mediationIntervention to resolve conflict
- arbitrationNon-court binding dispute resolution
diplomacy · talks · dialogue · conciliation · settlement · accord · deal-making · parley
Renewed opportunity after failing
- rehabilitationRecovery from injury/addiction
- renewalMaking current again
- recoveryRegaining what was lost
- reinstatementReturn to previous position
reconsideration · revision · retry · appeal · petition · plea · clemency · reprieve
restate
Express again differently
resubmit · reintroduce · reemphasize · recapitulate · renew · readdress · persistence · insistence · advocacy · champion
reintroduce
Bring back into use
legislation · ratification · senate · house · parliament · committee · lawmaker · statute · enactment · bicameral
compromise
Agreement through mutual sacrifice
- bargainingNegotiating mutually acceptable terms
- counterofferAlternative terms proposed back
- mediationIntervention to resolve conflict
arbitration · diplomacy · talks · dialogue · conciliation · settlement · accord · deal-making · parley · consultation
second-chance
Renewed opportunity after failing
- rehabilitationRecovery from injury/addiction
- renewalMaking current again
- recoveryRegaining what was lost
reinstatement · reconsideration · revision · retry · appeal · petition · plea · clemency · reprieve · reassessment
reproposedintroduced
Made formally acquainted
originated · innovated · devised · pioneered