English to English Dictionary

Reinstall

To place or fix something back in position, or to load software onto a computer system again.

Reinstate

To restore someone or something to their former position or condition.

Reinstated

To restore someone or something to a previous state or position.

Reinstatement

The action of restoring someone or something to their former position, status, or condition.

Reinstitute

To establish or start something again; to bring back a system, rule, or practice.

Reinstitution

The act of establishing something again or restoring it to its former state.

Reinsurer

A company that provides insurance to other insurance companies, helping them manage risk.

Reintegrate

To restore someone or something to a unified state or integrate them back into a group, society, or system.

Reintegration

The action or process of integrating someone back into society, a group, or an organization.

Reinterpret

To interpret (something) in a new or different light, or to find a fresh meaning in a text, work of art, or event.

Reinvent

To create something new or different from something that already exists.

Reinvigorate

To give new strength, energy, or life to something.