reargument
/riːˈarguːmənt/Definitions
1. noun
A second or additional argument presented in a court or other formal setting, typically after an initial argument has been heard.
“The lawyer requested a reargument before the appeals court to present new evidence.”
2. verb
To present or argue a case again in a court or other formal setting, typically after an initial argument has been heard.
“The lawyer will reargue the case next week to address the judge’s concerns.”