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recommit
(redirected from recommitted)

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recommit verb call back, commit again, commit anew, give back, order back, refer back, remand, remit, send back
See also: confine, rearrest, remand
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When everything was up in the air here in terms of a potential sale, I think it had a negative effect, and once Dave recommitted, that has given everyone a lot more stability, a lot of assurance and that has been transferred to the performance on the pitch.
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Mr Blair insisted "immense progress" had been made, adding: "We have recommitted ourselves to all the commitments we made a couple of years ago at Gleneagles.
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