renegotiate
word
Definition
To discuss and change the terms or details of an agreement or contract again, usually because conditions have changed or one side is not satisfied.
Usage & Nuances
Common in business, politics, and law. Used when both sides want to update a deal—'renegotiate a contract,' 'renegotiate terms.' More formal than 'talk over again.' Not used for casual conversations or small requests.
Example Sentences
We need to renegotiate the contract because our needs have changed.
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The company wants to renegotiate its loan agreement.
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They decided to renegotiate after the prices increased.
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Let's sit down and renegotiate the terms to find a solution that works for both sides.
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The landlord agreed to renegotiate the lease when we explained our financial situation.
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If things change next year, we can always renegotiate.
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