1. past tense and past participle of recommit: to commit again or anew
2. to send back to a committee for further consideration
Usage: parliamentary procedure

Examples

• After the setback, she recommitted herself to her fitness goals.
• The couple recommitted to their marriage during the ceremony.
• He recommitted to studying after failing the first exam.
• The bill was recommitted to the finance committee for revision.
• The organization recommitted to its environmental mission.
• The motion to recommit the proposal passed by a narrow margin.