Rehearing
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noun
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verb
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(As a noun)
Rehearing ( noun )
A second or subsequent hearing of something.
Origin:
From the verb "rehear" meaning to hear again.
Examples:
- The judge granted a rehearing of the case after new evidence was presented.
- The lawyer requested a rehearing of the trial due to a juror misconduct.
- The band had a rehearing of the song before the concert.
- The committee had a rehearing of the proposal before making a decision.
- The school board had a rehearing of the policy before implementing it.
(As a verb)
Rehearing ( verb )
A second or subsequent hearing of something.
Origin:
From the verb "rehear" meaning to hear again.
Examples:
- The judge granted a rehearing of the case after new evidence was presented.
- The lawyer requested a rehearing of the trial due to a juror misconduct.
- The band had a rehearing of the song before the concert.
- The committee had a rehearing of the proposal before making a decision.
- The school board had a rehearing of the policy before implementing it.