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rechart

verb

Etymology

From re- + chart.

  1. derived from χάρτης — “papyrus, thin sheet”
  2. derived from charta — “papyrus, writing”
  3. derived from charta — “paper, card, map”
  4. borrowed from charte — “card, map”
  5. prefixed as rechart — “re + chart”

Definitions

  1. To chart again, to redraw a chart.

  2. To chart again, to return to the music charts.

    • The boys would never make the stateside pop/rock 45 listings again, though British fans would later rechart the group name with takes on "My Brother Jake," "Little Bit Of Love," and "Wishing Well."

The neighborhood

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sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA