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Meaning reissue meaning

What does reissue mean?

reissue

— noun (= reprint, reprinting) a publication (such as a book) that is reprinted without changes or editing and offered again for sale — verb (= reprint) print anew They never reprinted the famous treatise — verb issue (a new version of) if you forget your password, it can be changed and reissued

Synonyms reissue synonyms

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reissue English » English

reprint republish reprinting republication renewal rerun rerelease republishing regrant reedition redistribute putting back in print new edition

Conjugation reissue conjugation

How do you conjugate reissue?

reissue · verb

Examples reissue examples

How do I use reissue in a sentence?

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This reissue is dedicated to the memory of Antoine Sand.
As soon as Clark finds out about this, he'll reissue the order personally.
What they were rallying to was not so much a person now as a contract, the understanding guaranteed by the reissue of the charter that, from now on, the government of England had to be accountable to the sovereignty of the law.
There's some choice LPs in here. that reissue some really great old blues stuff.
I know the guy who owns the original. and lent it for use on this reissue.
I've asked her to reissue the report.
Well, while you're at it, maybe she can reissue the lab explosion.
Reissue?
Then you gotta get an inspector to reevaluate, one of my guys, then that paperwork comes back to me, I gotta sign, then my office has to reissue.
Woman on P.A.: We have had a change of aircraft and will need to reissue boarding passes.
He's even had government lackeys reissue every official document with his autograph.
Al right. Regardless, you got to reissue this, ok?
I do have to verify some personal information before I can reissue you a debit card.
Gant is about to reissue the drug in a different form in an attempt to beat the counterfeit problem.
However, I think we have devised a plan that will enable us to reissue the drug and, at the same time, greatly reduce the possibility of counterfeiting.
I'll reissue the order. - You can't.
I mean, they'll just have to reissue the checks.
When Clark finds out about this, he'll reissue the order.
A '64 teardrop reissue. Not a mark on it.
You'd have to do a mountain of paperwork to cancel and reissue this.
He's had government lackeys reissue all official documents with his autograph.
He wants to reissue his book.
Unfortunately, we'll need you to reissue the check.
I'm a lawyer representing. someone. uh, who has an un-cashed check from FE Construction, and she can't access her funds, uh, unless you reissue, so.
Can you just reissue the check, sir?
He wants to update and reissue his book.
You wanted me to reissue a check.
I couldn't get a judge to reissue the warrant.
Find any excuse to reissue a warrant.
So Hollywood is finally starting to recognize Chinua Achebe's work, and we are in discussions with the estate for the rights to reissue and repackage the book to accompany the film release.
Apparently, Stevie told Disco he'd amend the credit listing on any reissue of the first album.
They're behind the reissue of the album.

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