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Reapply

To make a new application for the same job or work opportunity after an earlier application for it.

In plain English

This means applying again, not for a different role but for the same one. It refers to making a fresh application after one was already made earlier for that job or opportunity.

In context

Here, it invites the person to submit a new application for the same job or work opportunity after an earlier application.

Situation
Applying for jobs, reading vacancy labels, and following recruitment status
What it communicates
invites the user to submit a new application again.

Meaning limits

The term alone does not show whether making another application is possible in that case or what outcome it may have.

Examples

“After missing out on the internship once, he decided to reapply for the same placement.”

Core meaning

“If you still want the internship, please reapply.”

In context