What does re-press mean?
Definitions for re-press
ˈriˈprɛsre-press
This dictionary definitions page includes all the possible meanings, example usage and translations of the word re-press.
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Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of re-press in Chaldean Numerology is: 1
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of re-press in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1
Examples of re-press in a Sentence
I applaud the decision of the Attorney General to request an Inspector General investigation, and the IG’s commitment to proceed and probe the abuse of the department’s investigatory powers against Congress and the press.
When our team brainstormed on the name, we kept coming back to this idea of a French press and the slower (but very rewarding) process of making a rich, good cup of coffee, it felt symbolic for what we hope people find here with us—a spot to slow down, to take it all in, and to simply savor the moment.
It's clear that Ms. Stone-Manning was intentionally trying to deceive the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, she told the committee she had never been the subject of an investigation and yet complained about being investigated in the press.
By instituting historic restrictions on lobbying to close the revolving door, expanding and elevating ethics within the White House Counsel's office, and opening the White House press briefing room to media outlets that otherwise cannot gain access, the Trump administration has broken new ground in ensuring our government is both ethical and accessible to the American people.
Like, you press here and it bumps up over here, press here, it bumps up over here, so, it seems like they're spending millions and millions of dollars just to shift people around to different neighborhoods when if they were smart about this, I mean, they could actually solve the problem.
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