Re-lease

To release again; to allow something, such as a product, service, or asset, to be available for use or access again after a period of restriction, withholding, or unavailability. This can apply to tangible items like music albums or software updates, or intangible concepts such as a legal document or an emotional state. It implies a renewed opportunity or permission. The prefix "re-" denotes a repetition or renewal of the original action of releasing.

Re-lease meaning with examples

• 1. After a successful remastering, the band decided to re-lease their classic album to streaming platforms and on vinyl, allowing a new generation to experience their music. Fans eagerly awaited the re-lease date. 2. The developers chose to re-lease the software update to fix critical bugs, improving performance and stability, after it was pulled due to major errors.
• 3. The court ordered a re-lease of the documents with some sensitive information redacted to comply with privacy laws. Journalists were keen to examine the re-leased files. 4. The government planned to re-lease certain conservation lands for public use after improvements. Access was highly sought after. 5. The financial institution agreed to re-lease funds held in escrow, to the client upon completion of all requirements.