reordain

t. [Pref. re-, and English ordain (q. v.).] To ordain again or anew, as in consequence of some defect in the first ordination. rë-or-dër, v. t. [Prefix re-, and Eng. order, v. (q. v.)] 1. To order again or a second time. *2. To put in order again or anew. "For the reordering of my exchanges."- Wotton : Re mains, p. 485. re-or-di-nā-tion, s . [Prefix re- , and Eng. ord i nation (q.v.).] The act of reordaining; a second or repeated ordination.