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renegotiate Definition

re·nego·ti·ate (rē′nə gōs̸hē āt′)

intransitive verb, transitive verb -·at′ed, -·at′·ing

to negotiate again; specif., to review (a contract) with a view to obtaining more equitable or favorable terms

renegotiate Related Forms
re′·nego·ti·able adjective re′·nego′·tia·tion noun
renegotiate Usage Examples

Object

  • treaty: Primarily due to the problem of having to renegotiate the treaties of 1922.
  • lease: We can always renegotiate the lease, ' he says.
  • contract: We urge that any renegotiated contract should allow for the release of all reported cases, free of charge, on the internet.
  • agreement: The burden on nursing staff in the Hospital for Small Animals was proving problematic, which could not be resolved through renegotiating the agreement.
  • term: He said: " We have been trying to renegotiate the terms with a view to continuing.
  • deal: A daily racing magazine had to be slotted in, thanks to Channel 4's recently renegotiated coverage deal.

Preposition: on

  • price: It was for that reason I felt they might renegotiate on the purchase price.

Modifying Another Word

  • now: Carriersâ standard settlement terms will have to be bt towing truck renegotiated now that partnerships are closing with much larger media companies.
  • recently: A daily racing magazine had to be slotted in, thanks to Channel 4's recently renegotiated coverage deal.
  • currently: T-Mobile's ' front three ' solus retail partners are currently renegotiating the terms of their relationships with the operator.
  • just: The Association has just renegotiated the lease on the Upper Castle Grant beat and we have it back all week!
  • also: Beama has also renegotiated the lease on its Westminster Tower premises which had plunged it into the red in recent years.
  • not: They would say ' sorry we're not renegotiating it ' .

Infinitive complement

  • reflect: Where defects are found, often the purchase price can be renegotiated to reflect the necessary repair work.
  • meet: The agreed deadline may be renegotiated to meet unforeseen circumstances.
  • allow: BE wanted the reprocessing contracts to be renegotiated to allow for more of the spent fuel to be stored.

Present participle complement

  • exist: He gave foreign companies 180 days to renegotiate existing contracts with the government, or leave the country.

Preposition: in

  • light: The rental with HSSC has been renegotiated in light of the increased utility bills.

Preposition: with

  • lender: The novation entitles you to accept the existing mortgage and renegotiate with the lender better conditions.

Browse dictionary entries near renegotiate

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  2. renege
  3. renegado
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  5. Renee
  6. rendition
  7. rendezvous
  8. rendering
  9. rendered
  10. render
  1. renew
  2. renewable
  3. renewal
  4. renewed
  5. Renfrew
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  10. renitent