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Rebaptize

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Re`bap`tize´    (rē`băp`tīz´)
v. t.1.To baptize again or a second time.
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It would be once again to deny him his humanity, to rebaptize him in the name of literary criticism.
The Dream of the Moving Statue by Parker, John / Shakespeare Studies
In the article, Orthodox priests claimed the center was a "sect, since it is obvious that it is a religious organization that rebaptizes children.
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Cohen's mincing voice and anti-gay message were intended to rebaptize Poland before its debate on the bill legalizing same-sex civil unions.
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