Remount ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Remount ( verb )

To mount or climb onto a horse, bicycle, or other vehicle again after dismounting.

Origin:

From re- (meaning 'again') + mount (meaning 'to climb onto something'). the word has been in use since the late 16th century.

Examples:

1. After resting for a few minutes, the tired rider remounted his horse and continued on his journey.
2. I had to remount my bike three times on the steep incline.
3. The stunt performer remounted the unicycle with ease, much to the applause of the audience.
4. The jockey dismounted from the horse, then quickly remounted to get back into the race.
5. The soldier struggled to remount his horse in the midst of the chaos of battle.

(As a noun)

Remount ( noun )

To mount or climb onto a horse, bicycle, or other vehicle again after dismounting.

Origin:

From re- (meaning 'again') + mount (meaning 'to climb onto something'). the word has been in use since the late 16th century.

Examples:

1. After resting for a few minutes, the tired rider remounted his horse and continued on his journey.
2. I had to remount my bike three times on the steep incline.
3. The stunt performer remounted the unicycle with ease, much to the applause of the audience.
4. The jockey dismounted from the horse, then quickly remounted to get back into the race.
5. The soldier struggled to remount his horse in the midst of the chaos of battle.