Rediscover, rē-dis-kuv′ėr, v.t. to discover again.—n. Rediscov′ery.
Redispose, rē-dis-pōz′, v.t. to dispose or adjust again.—n. Redisposi′tion.
Redisseize, rē-dis-sēz′, v.t. to disseize anew.—ns. Redisseiz′in (law), a writ to recover seizin of lands; Redisseiz′or.
Redissolve, rē-di-zolv′, v.t. to dissolve again.—n. Redissolū′tion.
Redistribute, rē-dis-trib′ūt, v.t. to apportion anew.—n. Redistribū′tion, a second or renewed distribution.
Redistrict, rē-dis′trikt, v.t. to divide again, as a state into districts.—n. Redis′tricting (U.S.).
Redition, rē-dish′un, n. the act of going back.
Redivide, rē-di-vīd′, v.t. to divide again or anew.
Redivivus, red-i-vī′vus, adj. alive again: restored.
Redolent, red′ō-lent, adj. diffusing odour or fragrance: scented.—ns. Red′olence, Red′olency.—adv. Red′olently. [Fr.,—L. redolens, -entis—red-, re-, again, olēre, to emit an odour.]