The Collaborative International Dictionary
Recommitment \Re`com*mit"ment\ (-ment), Recommittal \Re`com*mit"tal\ (-?l), n. A second or renewed commitment; a renewed reference to a committee.
Wiktionary
n. A renewal of a commitment, or an act of recommitting
Usage examples of "recommitment".
While one of those changes had been his recommitment to the family concerns, no one was really certain if it was such a positive change in the long run given the other, less favorable changes grief had wrought in him.
After having received the compliments of the jailer on his recommitment, he took pen, ink, and paper, and composed an artful and affecting epistle to the empiric, imploring his mercy, flattering his weakness, and demonstrating the bad policy of cooping up an unhappy man in a jail, where he could never have an opportunity of doing justice to his creditors.