novate
novation
re-up
precontract
contractualized
renegotiate
recontract
clause
indenture
commitment
contract
severable contract
exchange contracts
rescission
earnest
covenant
evergreen
buy out
acquire
subcontract
term of a contract
exchange of contracts
lease
sign over
quasicontractual
acquisition agreement
avoid
bust
merger agreement
hurkle
liquidate
offer
signing bonus
termination
uncommit
expiration
ink
expiry
syngraph
gazunder
welk
flex
output contract
surrogate
take one's business elsewhere
renegotiable
sunrise clause
upgrade
foreshorten
perform
appalto
rechange
contractual agreement
contractolated
intersubstitute
refinance
reregister
contractor
specific contract
out-process
roll over
charter
eliminate
cramp
redesignate
mutual will
recission
re-sign
policy
stipulate
rebargain
string
postcontractual
narrow
commit
agreement
escalator clause
reearn
trade up
when, as, and if
fraud in the factum
contrahent
compact
smurf
recommitment
replacement cost
restaff
accordionesque
contractually

English words for 'To replace a contract (especially a financial contract) with one or more new contracts.'

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