repost
verb /riːˈpəʊst 
/ [with object]
/ [with object]1Post (a letter or parcel) for a second or further time: the letter had been sent to California and then reposted from there...
- There were four letters in the box, none of which was addressed to us. Three I re-delivered, the other I re-posted.
- Since the two owners were not on speaking terms they would simply repost any wrongly-delivered mail in the pillar box half way down the hill.
- I reposted the letters and he got them just fine the second time I mailed them.
2Post (a piece of writing, image, or other item of content) online for a second or further time: he left a comment on the thread which I think deserves more attention so I’m reposting it this morning...
- You may add this article to your website or repost it elsewhere but only in its entirety.
- The source code for Gaobot is in the public domain and has been modified and reposted by ‘thousands worldwide’.
- Since the questions were similar in nature - and because disk imaging is such an essential topic - I have decided to repost an article which illustrates the basics of disk imaging versus ‘regular file backup’.
noun /ˈriːpəʊst /
/A piece of writing, image, or other item of content that has been posted online for a second or further time: I know it’s a repost but this article is a must-read...
- I didn't get many reviews before, so that's the reason for the repost.
- Gage's repost can be attacked on two major grounds.
- Sorry if this is a repost, my browser here at work is struggling to deal with the load of comments.