remarch

English

Etymology

re- +‎ march

Verb

remarch (third-person singular simple present remarches, present participle remarching, simple past and past participle remarched)

  1. (intransitive) To march back again.
    • 1908, Travers, Libbie Miller, The honor of a Lee, Cochrane, page 240
      The "indications" referred to were the marching and remarching of the Union forces in all directions which had for days been agitating the minds of Confederate sympathizers in the vicinity.
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