reselect

/ ˌriːsɪˈlɛkt /

verb

1. tr to choose (someone or something) again, esp to choose an existing office-holder as candidate for re-election

Derived Forms

• ˌreseˈlection, noun

Example Sentences

According to Peruvian law, all 18 members of Peru's cabinet must follow Mr Otárola and hand in their resignations - but the president has the choice to reselect them again if she wishes.

From BBC

Following her local party members' decision to reselect her, she tweeted: "Thanks to my local association for their ongoing support and I look forward in due course to us fighting a fifth general election together,"

From BBC

You may also see a window pop up on your computer that says “Reselect your device.”

From The Verge

In that case, leave your phone alone and select “Reselect device” on the computer.

From The Verge

Having to reselect Gmail or Outlook as your preferred default email app every time Google or Microsoft releases an update is less than ideal.

From The Verge