Meanings
- participlepastsimple past and past participle of reëxtend
It is believed that there is now more interest in the subject of acquiring good land titles and that if this privilege were reëxtended it would now be taken advantage of by a large number of persons.
1913, Philippines Legislature, Philippine Commission, Journal of the Philippine Commission, page 4832 more examples
While immersed in these thoughts, my eyes fell upon her hand, — it was a small white hand, and I thought it seemed to move; I look more closely, and see that it stretches itself slowly out of the sleeve, spreads the fingers, and rests a little forward on the knee so that it hangs down, and it turns a little to one side, is gathered in and reëxtended again.
1880, Edmondo de Amicis, translated by Wilhelmina W. Cady, Spain and the Spaniards, page 37The certificate above referred to is found to be granted under section 6 of the act of Congress of July 5, 1884, which, by the act of May 5, 1892, was extended for ten years, and reëxtended for a further period of ten years by the recent act of April 29, 1902.
1902, Philippines Bureau of Customs, Chinese and Immigration Circulars (Annotated) … Constructions and…, page 65
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