verb
renegotiate
Renegotiate (verb) means to discuss and agree new terms for something already agreed. Example: “The union asked to renegotiate the pay deal after inflation rose.”
verb
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To discuss and agree new terms for something already agreed.
"The union asked to renegotiate the pay deal after inflation rose."
How to use renegotiate
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishTo go back and agree different terms on a deal already made.
Common pairings
renegotiate a contract
renegotiate terms
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Word forms
- Third person singular
- renegotiates
- Past tense
- renegotiated
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The union asked to _____ the pay deal after inflation rose.
Etymology
From re- ("again") plus "negotiate."
Synonyms
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renegociate
Rhymes for renegotiate
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What does “renegotiate” mean?
The word “renegotiate” means to discuss and agree new terms for something already agreed. In plain terms, to go back and agree different terms on a deal already made.
How do you use “renegotiate” in a sentence?
Here is “renegotiate” used in a sentence: “The union asked to renegotiate the pay deal after inflation rose.”
What part of speech is “renegotiate”?
“Renegotiate” is a verb.
What is the meaning of renegotiate?
"renegotiate" (verb) means to discuss and agree new terms for something already agreed.
