redeath

English

Etymology

From re- +‎ death.

Noun

redeath

1. A second or further death (chiefly as contrasted with rebirth).
   • 2000, Paul Williams, Buddhist Thought, page 16:

     Nevertheless, if significant ritual and social action (karman) leads to rebirth and hence redeath, then for some at least it appears that all such actions become suspect.

   • 2019, Tim Mackintosh-Smith, Arabs, Yale University Press, page 108:

     [M]ore than a thousand years later, the nineteenth and twentieth centuries would see a rebirth of Arab cultural unity, and a re-death of the idea of Arab political unity.