Reenacted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REENACTED in dictionary:

VERB (USED WITH OBJECT):
• to make into an act or statute: Congress has enacted a new tax law.
• to represent on or as on the stage; act the part of: to enact Hamlet.
VERB:
• REENACT, to enact again
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to enact (as a law) again

Words related to REENACTED

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How to use REENACTED in a sentence

• Volley answered volley and for a time the battle of the morning was re-enacted on the same ground and with the same vigor on both sides.
• Under these laws, adopted by Congress, and in effect re-enacted and made laws of the District, the slaves there are now held.
• Little dramas of memory were reenacted in her pensive mind, and through all of them moved the figure of Penrod as a principal figure, or star.
• After having expired five times and been five times reenacted, the Sugar Act expired for the sixth time in 1763, and the colonies begged that it might not be renewed.
• Heaven forbid that any of his transactions there should be re-enacted here.
• This fact, so grave in itself, might perhaps have been forgotten like many others if, three weeks after, it had not been re-enacted under similar circumstances.
• Even the recent statute of Stamford, and the six ordinances of the previous year, had to be re-enacted.
• Laws were made one year only to be repealed the next and reenacted the third year.
• When this measure was declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court it was reenacted with the objectionable clauses removed.
• Behold how the dream thou hast dreamed is, after the lapse of many years, re-enacted before thine eyes.
• It was as if the door had given access to another world where the passion of Christ was being re-enacted.
• This modified bill re-enacted only those parts of the former which referred to the proclamation of districts.
• Of course, as soon as practicable, that which they admire they will imitate, and the scenes of Paris and Lyons will be re-enacted in Louisville and Cincinnati.
• This act was duly promulgated to the people, and duly reenacted by the succeeding Legislature on the 5th of February, 1838, in strict accordance with the Constitution.
• I should like to have the Theban law reenacted, which required the imitation in art of the beautiful and forbade the representation of the deformed and grotesque.
• In Vienna, Paris, London, the scenes of the great plague were re-enacted.
• This law was re-enacted in 1846, and was the first law passed in the State of Iowa for the better protection of married women.
• This act was re-enacted in 1838 for another twenty-one years.
• This one was merely a collection of a certain number of laws reduced to writing and re-enacted by Edward I.
• That has been a great principle of English freedom ever since, and passed into our unwritten constitution over here, and of course has been re-enacted in many of our laws.
• The provision against long pikes to shoes appears to be considered of importance, for it was re-enacted in 1464.
• His own incredible share in it was forever being re-enacted in his mind, and haunted his dreams.
• It is precisely by virtue of this adventitious element that the re-enacted feeling takes its place in nature and becomes an object of knowledge.
• The pantomime of waiting in silence and of replacing the watch was re-enacted.
• At night when he went to bed the whole scene was reenacted before him in all its horror.

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