reapply in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To submit an application again, typically after a previous attempt was unsuccessful or after making improvements based on feedback.

If you were not selected for the position, consider whether you want to reapply next year.
After receiving feedback from her first submission, she decided to reapply with a stronger proposal.
He was advised to reapply for the scholarship after improving his grades.
To improve your chances, you may need to reapply with additional qualifications.
The company encourages former employees to reapply if they feel they have gained more relevant experience.