How Do You Spell REPLEAD?

Pronunciation: [ɹɪplˈiːd] (IPA)

The word "replead" is spelled as /riːpliːd/. It is a legal term that means to respond to a legal claim by submitting a new plea. The spelling of "replead" follows English phonetic conventions, with the "ea" spelling representing the "ee" sound, while "p" and "d" are pronounced as written. This word may be confusing for those unfamiliar with legal terminology, but its spelling is consistent with other English words and can be learned with practice.

REPLEAD Meaning and Definition

1. The term "replead" refers to a legal process in which a party in a legal proceeding requests to amend or alter their initial plea or pleading. It commonly occurs in the context of a civil lawsuit. When a party repleads, they are essentially seeking permission from the court to change the statements made in their original complaint or response.

   Repleading generally involves the submission of a formal motion to the court, explaining the reasons for the requested change. This may be due to new evidence, discovery of additional facts, or a desire to modify the legal theories or claims initially presented. The goal of repleading is to provide a more accurate, complete, or persuasive argument or defense.

   The court evaluates the repleading request on several factors, such as whether the opposing party would be prejudiced by the amendment, the timeliness of the request, and the potential impact on the overall case. If the court grants the repleading motion, the party is permitted to revise their original pleading accordingly. This can lead to the modification of the claims, defenses, or counterclaims asserted by the party.

   Repleading is an essential aspect of the legal process as it allows parties the opportunity to refine their arguments and present their case more effectively. It encapsulates the principle of fairness by providing litigants the chance to correct errors, rectify omissions, or adjust the legal positions initially taken.

2. To plead again.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for REPLEAD

• repled
• replade
• repleid
• replaed
• repleied
• replied
• deplead
• feplead
• teplead
• 5eplead
• 4eplead
• rwplead
• rsplead
• rdplead
• rrplead
• r4plead
• r3plead
• reolead
• rellead
• re0lead

Etymology of REPLEAD

The word "replead" is derived from the combination of the prefix "re-" which means "again" or "back", and the verb "plead" which comes from the Old French word "plaidier" meaning "to argue a case or defend a cause". The Old French word itself traces back to the Latin word "placitare" meaning "to please" or "to be agreeable". Over time, "replead" evolved to refer specifically to the act of pleading a case again, often in response to a court's demand or a request for a new trial.

Conjugate verb Replead

CONDITIONAL

I would replead

you would replead

he/she/it would replead

we would replead

they would replead

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be repleading

you would be repleading

he/she/it would be repleading

we would be repleading

they would be repleading

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have replead

you would have replead

he/she/it would have replead

we would have replead

they would have replead

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been repleading

you would have been repleading

he/she/it would have been repleading

we would have been repleading

they would have been repleading

FUTURE

I will replead

you will replead

he/she/it will replead

we will replead

they will replead

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be repleading

you will be repleading

he/she/it will be repleading

we will be repleading

they will be repleading

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have repleaded

you will have repleaded

he/she/it will have repleaded

we will have repleaded

they will have repleaded

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been repleading

you will have been repleading

he/she/it will have been repleading

we will have been repleading

they will have been repleading

IMPERATIVE

you replead

we let´s replead

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to replead

PAST

I repleaded

you repleaded

he/she/it repleaded

we repleaded

they repleaded

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was repleading

you were repleading

he/she/it was repleading

we were repleading

they were repleading

PAST PARTICIPLE

repleaded

PAST PERFECT

I had repleaded

you had repleaded

he/she/it had repleaded

we had repleaded

they had repleaded

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been repleading

you had been repleading

he/she/it had been repleading

we had been repleading

they had been repleading

PRESENT

I replead

you replead

he/she/it repleads

we replead

they replead

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am repleading

you are repleading

he/she/it is repleading

we are repleading

they are repleading

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

repleading

PRESENT PERFECT

I have repleaded

you have repleaded

he/she/it has repleaded

we have repleaded

they have repleaded

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been repleading

you have been repleading

he/she/it has been repleading

we have been repleading

they have been repleading