1. the act of adding new glosses or explanatory notes to a text
Usage: academic; scholarly

1. present participle of regloss: to add new glosses or explanatory notes to a text again
Usage: academic; scholarly

Examples

• The medieval manuscript required careful reglossing by modern scholars.
• She spent months reglossing the ancient text with updated interpretations.
• The reglossing of classical works helps contemporary readers understand archaic language.
• His reglossing of the poem revealed new layers of meaning.
• The professor assigned students the task of reglossing selected passages.
• Digital humanities projects often involve reglossing historical documents.