redargue
/ˈrɛdɑːɡyuː/Definitions
1. verb
to argue or dispute with someone, especially in a formal or official manner
“The lawyer chose to redargue the prosecution’s claims in court.”
2. noun
a formal dispute or argument, especially in law
“The judge ruled in favor of the plaintiff in the redargue.”
3. verb ( obsolete )
to justify or vindicate
“The king chose to redargue the charges brought against his loyal subjects.”