secureagain
verbUK /sɪˈkjʊərəɡeɪn/
US /sɪˈkjʊrəɡeɪn/
To make something safe and locked up one more time.
After the wind blew the gate open, Dad had to secureagain the latch before bedtime.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To win back something that was lost or taken.
The team hoped to secureagain their lead in the second half.
3. To make a computer or account safe once more after a problem.
The technician helped secureagain the old laptop after the virus was removed.
4. To hold something firmly in place a second time.
Please secureagain the rope so the tent does not fall.