secondask
verbUK /ˌsekəndˈɑːsk/
US /ˌsekəndˈæsk/
To ask someone again for something.
She had to secondask her teacher for the homework sheet because she lost the first one.
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2. To check with a second person before making a decision.
The manager decided to secondask the team lead before approving the plan.
3. To ask a follow-up question after an initial answer.
During the interview, she secondasked about the working hours.
4. To make a second formal request in a process or application.
He had to secondask for the permit after the first form expired.