Definition of redemand in English:

redemand

noun ˈriːdɪmɑːndˈriːdɪmand

The action or an act of redemanding something; a second or subsequent demand.

verb ˈriːdɪmɑːndˈriːdɪmand

1with object To demand the return of (a person or thing). Now rare.
2with object To demand or ask for again.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Lodge (1558–1625), author and physician. Partly from re- + demand, and partly from redemand
mid 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Chaloner (1521–1565), diplomat and writer. From re- + demand.

Definition of redemand in US English:

redemand

noun

The action or an act of redemanding something; a second or subsequent demand.

verb

1with object To demand the return of (a person or thing). Now rare.
2with object To demand or ask for again.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Lodge (1558–1625), author and physician. Partly from re- + demand, and partly from redemand<br>mid 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Chaloner (1521–1565), diplomat and writer. From re- + demand.

词汇	redemand
释义	Definition of redemand in English: redemand noun ˈriːdɪmɑːndˈriːdɪmand The action or an act of redemanding something; a second or subsequent demand. verb ˈriːdɪmɑːndˈriːdɪmand 1with object To demand the return of (a person or thing). Now rare. 2with object To demand or ask for again. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Lodge (1558–1625), author and physician. Partly from re- + demand, and partly from redemand mid 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Chaloner (1521–1565), diplomat and writer. From re- + demand. Definition of redemand in US English: redemand noun The action or an act of redemanding something; a second or subsequent demand. verb 1with object To demand the return of (a person or thing). Now rare. 2with object To demand or ask for again. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Lodge (1558–1625), author and physician. Partly from re- + demand, and partly from redemand<br>mid 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Chaloner (1521–1565), diplomat and writer. From re- + demand.
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