establish+again
11reinstate — reinstatement, reinstation, n. reinstator, n. /ree in stayt /, v.t., reinstated, reinstating. to put back or establish again, as in a former position or state: to reinstate the ousted chairman. [1620 30; RE + INSTATE] * * * …
12reinstate — re•in•state [[t]ˌri ɪnˈsteɪt[/t]] v. t. stat•ed, stat•ing to put back or establish again, as in a former position or state: to reinstate the ousted president[/ex] • Etymology: 1620–30 re in•state′ment, n. re in•sta′tor, n …
13reinstate — /riɪnˈsteɪt / (say reein stayt) verb (t) (reinstated, reinstating) to put back or establish again, as in a former position or state. –reinstatement, noun …
14re-es|tab|lish — re|es|tab|lish or re es|tab|lish «REE ehs TAB lihsh», transitive verb. to establish again; restore. SYNONYM(S): reinstate. –re´es|tab´lish|ment, –re´ es|tab´lish|ment, noun …
15re´-es|tab´lish|ment — re|es|tab|lish or re es|tab|lish «REE ehs TAB lihsh», transitive verb. to establish again; restore. SYNONYM(S): reinstate. –re´es|tab´lish|ment, –re´ es|tab´lish|ment, noun …
16re´es|tab´lish|ment — re|es|tab|lish or re es|tab|lish «REE ehs TAB lihsh», transitive verb. to establish again; restore. SYNONYM(S): reinstate. –re´es|tab´lish|ment, –re´ es|tab´lish|ment, noun …
17re|es|tab|lish — or re es|tab|lish «REE ehs TAB lihsh», transitive verb. to establish again; restore. SYNONYM(S): reinstate. –re´es|tab´lish|ment, –re´ es|tab´lish|ment, noun …
18re|in|state — «REE ihn STAYT», transitive verb, stat|ed, stat|ing. to put back in a former position or condition; establish again: »to reinstate a member of the club …
19re|or|dain — «REE r DAYN», transitive verb. to ordain, appoint, or establish again …
20re|stor´er — re|store «rih STR, STOHR», transitive verb, stored, stor|ing. 1. to bring back; establish again: »The police restored order. 2. to bring back to a former condition or to a normal condition: »to restore a painting, to restore a person to… …
