Definition of Reconsigned

1. Verb. (present participle of reconsign) ¹

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Definition of Reconsigned

1. reconsign [v] - See also: reconsign

Lexicographical Neighbors of Reconsigned

recons
reconsecrate
reconsecrated
reconsecrates
reconsecrating
reconsecration
reconsecrations
reconsenting
reconsider
reconsideration
reconsiderations
reconsidered
reconsidering
reconsiders
reconsign
reconsigned (current term)
reconsigning
reconsigns
reconsole
reconsoled
reconsoles
reconsolidate
reconsolidated
reconsolidates
reconsolidating
reconsolidation
reconsolidations
reconsoling
reconstitute
reconstituted

Literary usage of Reconsigned

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Testimony Taken by Interstate Commerce Commission at Minneapolis, Minn by United States Interstate Commerce Commission, Franklin Knight Lane, James Shanklin Harlan (1907)
"About what length of time are reconsigned cars held in Chicago? Mr. BARR. That is quite a difficult thing to answer. The recon- signment of coal needs a ..."

2. Unreported Opinions: Reparation by United States Interstate Commerce Commission (1917)
"Rates on shipments of cor n from Jenkins, 1ll., to Chicago, 1ll., subsequently reconsigned to Buffalo, NY, found unreasonable. Reparation awarded. ..."

3. Federal Regulation of Railway Rates by Albert Newton Merritt (1907)
"Southern Railway.1 It appeared that the Southern Railway charged two cents per 100 Ibs. more for hay which was unloaded and reconsigned in St. Louis, ..."

4. Federal Regulation of Railway Rates by Albert Newton Merritt (1907)
"The Commission sustained the contention in part and held that the rates upon reconsigned hay should not be more than one cent per 100 lbs. higher than those ..."

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