- to reaffix or replace (a notice, bulletin, sign, etc.):All my “lost dog” signs got blown away in the storm, so I’ve reposted them around town.
- Digital Technology.
- to resubmit (an online message, text, or image, often one originated by another user) to a message board, mailing list, website, or social media site: This blog post was originally published several years ago, but it's such useful information that we like to repost it every winter.
- to submit (an existing online message, text, or image, often one originated by another user) to a different message board, electronic mailing list, website, or social media site: You may download the photos for your own collection, but you may not repost them to another website.
- Digital Technology.
- to resubmit an online message, text, or image to a message board, mailing list, website, or social media site, often one originated by another user:About twelve hours of posts may have been deleted, so check back over the last day and repost if you lost a post or two.
- to submit an existing online message, text, or image to another message board, mailing list, website, or social media site: Please feel free to repost as widely as you can.
- an online message, image, article, etc., that has been posted multiple times or on multiple message boards, mailing lists, websites, or social media sites: This is a repost corrected for typos, punctuation, spelling, and some grammatical issues.I’m pretty sure this article is a repost of something from a few years ago.
- to reassign to a new job or location:To avoid the scandal, he was quickly reposted to London, far away from Washington.Employees may be reposted to other departments depending on the needs of the organization.
