redoup
verbUK /riːˈduːp/
US /riːˈduːp/
To redoup means to do something again in a new way.
After the rain, we had to redoup the picnic plans and move it inside.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To fold or gather something together again.
She redouped the blanket after the kids jumped on it.
3. To double something once more.
The recipe says to redoup the sugar for a sweeter cake.
4. To start a task over from the beginning.
The teacher asked him to redoup his drawing with cleaner lines.