Neuausgehandelte

Neuausgehandelte is a German attributive adjective used to describe terms, agreements or arrangements that have been renegotiated or negotiated anew. It signals that prior terms were revised and a new version has been established through recent talks or negotiations.

In usage, neuausgehandelte terms appear frequently in political, economic and legal contexts. Common collocations include neuausgehandelte Tarifverträge, neuausgehandelte Handelsabkommen oder neuausgehandelte Konditionen. The phrase is descriptive rather than a fixed technical term and can refer to contracts, price agreements, durations or other substantive provisions that have been changed during renegotiation.

Grammatically, neuausgehandelte is formed from the verb ausverhandeln (to negotiate out/arrange) with the prefix neu- (new). When used before a noun, the ending varies according to gender, number and case, for example neuausgehandelter Vertrag (masculine singular) or neuausgehandelte Vereinbarung (feminine singular). In plural contexts one usually encounters neuausgehandelte Verträge or neuausgehandelte Vereinbarungen.

Semantically, the term implies that the current terms supersede earlier ones, reflecting changes resulting from renewed negotiation rather than mere confirmation of existing terms. Its precise scope depends on context, including the parties involved, the subject matter and the time frame of the renegotiation.

See also: Vertrag, Vereinbarung, Tarifvertrag, Verhandlung.