reapplicationn.

1690 J. Norris Cursory Refl. 9 in Christian Blessedness He does not make to be a recovery of Ideas that were Lost, but a Re-advertency or Re-application of Mind to Ideas that are actually there.

?1710 Short State Case J. Billers 1 Upon a Re-application to the Officer, and offering him Four Guineas to give his Serjeants Encouragement to apprehend them.

1753 J. Bartlet Gentleman's Farriery 307 Nor should it ever be applied flaming hot, for then it brings the burnt part away with it, and as it requires a re-application..the bone by these means is frequently left too much exposed.

1823 J. Badcock Domest. Amusem. 27 The simple re-application of fire produces nearly the same result.

1850 Times 22 May 6/2 I received this morning..two telegraphic despatches announcing the rupture of negotiations at Athens, the reapplication of coercive measures, the submission of the Greek Cabinet to the exigencies of Mr. Wyse [etc.].

1897 Daily News 12 Mar. 3/3 Racing licences should hold good from year to year without re-application.

1915 Biblical World 46 245 It is hardly to be expected that..this process of reapplication and exposition of a religious inheritance to new needs will be without effect.

1940 Physical Rev. 1 Dec. 993 The reapplication of potential showed that the tube had become partially deconditioned.

2002 Oregonian (Portland, Oregon) (Nexis) 15 Jan. c1 State officials have had trouble keeping up with the slew of reapplications.