re·hear (rē-hîr′) tr.v. re·heard (-hûrd′) ,
re·hear·ing ,
re·hears 1. To hear again.
2. Law To allow a second hearing of (a case) or allow (a second argument of a motion or appeal) after a decision has been rendered, usually as a result of a request citing a perceived defect in the decision.
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rehear (riːˈhɪə ) vb (
tr )
to hear (a sound) again
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re•hear (riˈhɪər) v.t. -heard (-ˈhɜrd) -hear•ing. 1. to hear again.
2. to reconsider officially, as a judge.
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rehear Past participle: reheardGerund: rehearingImperative Present Preterite Present Continuous Present Perfect Past Continuous Past Perfect Future Future Perfect Future Continuous Present Perfect Continuous Future Perfect Continuous Past Perfect Continuous Conditional Past Conditional Present I rehear you rehear he/she/it rehears we rehear you rehear they rehear
Preterite I reheard you reheard he/she/it reheard we reheard you reheard they reheard
Present Continuous I am rehearing you are rehearing he/she/it is rehearing we are rehearing you are rehearing they are rehearing
Present Perfect I have reheard you have reheard he/she/it has reheard we have reheard you have reheard they have reheard
Past Continuous I was rehearing you were rehearing he/she/it was rehearing we were rehearing you were rehearing they were rehearing
Past Perfect I had reheard you had reheard he/she/it had reheard we had reheard you had reheard they had reheard
Future I will rehear you will rehear he/she/it will rehear we will rehear you will rehear they will rehear
Future Perfect I will have reheard you will have reheard he/she/it will have reheard we will have reheard you will have reheard they will have reheard
Future Continuous I will be rehearing you will be rehearing he/she/it will be rehearing we will be rehearing you will be rehearing they will be rehearing
Present Perfect Continuous I have been rehearing you have been rehearing he/she/it has been rehearing we have been rehearing you have been rehearing they have been rehearing
Future Perfect Continuous I will have been rehearing you will have been rehearing he/she/it will have been rehearing we will have been rehearing you will have been rehearing they will have been rehearing
Past Perfect Continuous I had been rehearing you had been rehearing he/she/it had been rehearing we had been rehearing you had been rehearing they had been rehearing
Conditional I would rehear you would rehear he/she/it would rehear we would rehear you would rehear they would rehear
Past Conditional I would have reheard you would have reheard he/she/it would have reheard we would have reheard you would have reheard they would have reheard
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Thesaurus Antonyms Related Words Synonyms Legend:
Verb 1. rehear - hear or try a court case anewhear ,
try - examine or hear (evidence or a case) by judicial process; "The jury had heard all the evidence"; "The case will be tried in California"
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