What does reargument mean?
A new argument or set of arguments presented in support of a case, especially one that is presented after the initial arguments have been heard. This can occur in a court of law or other formal setting.
Example
"The judge allowed the plaintiff to present a reargument of their case, citing new evidence that had come to light."
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