restamp

verb

re·​stamp (ˌ)rē-ˈstamp 

variants or re-stamp

restamped or re-stamped; re-stamping or re-stamping

transitive verb

1

: to stamp (something) again

restamped his passport

Similarly, many coins are melted down and re-stamped over the years.

—Ria Misra

2

: to assert (something, such as one's authority) again

Beyond that lies one-day clashes with India and another away Test series against the Black Caps, giving the Aussies more opportunities to restamp their authority on world cricket.

—Greg Buckle

The world number one, who has re-stamped his mark on the game with French and US Open titles this year, can relax today …

—The Birmingham (England) Evening Mail

Word History

First Known Use

1692, in the meaning defined at sense 1