regrant

verb

re·​grant (ˌ)rē-ˈgrant 

regranted; regranting

transitive verb

: to grant (something) back or again : to give (something) again legally or formally

Its method of operation would be to raise money from donations and regrant the funds or use them to finance its own philanthropic programs …

—Peter Schweizer

When a tenant in chief died his estates reverted to the king, who regranted them, usually to his heir.

—John Miller

… your organization may wish to consider using a similar concept when it is time to reappoint physicians to the medical staff or regrant their privileges.

—Mark A. Smith and Sally Pelletier

Word History

First Known Use

1609, in the meaning defined above