repenalize
/rɪpˈnælɪzaɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to impose a penalty or fine on someone or something again, often in a more severe manner
“The judge decided to repenalize the company for violating the same regulations multiple times.”
2. verb
to make something punishable by law again
“The government repenalized the crime of tax evasion to encourage compliance.”
3. noun
the act of imposing a penalty or fine on someone or something again
“The repenalization of the company resulted in a significant financial loss.”