Reestablish: meaning, definitions and examples

This word is used when something that existed before needs to be set up again, often after a disruption.

• They worked hard to reestablish their business after the financial crisis

This word is applied when something is given fresh energy, strength, or life, or when a contractual agreement is extended.

• She decided to renew her gym membership for another year

This word is used when bringing something back to its original state or condition, which can be both physical or metaphorical.

• The art museum aims to restore the ancient paintings to their former glory

This word is used when something has been physically or structurally damaged or destroyed and needs to be constructed again.

• The community came together to rebuild the homes that were damaged by the hurricane

Use this when you are talking about returning someone or something to a previous official position or status, often after it was taken away.

• The company decided to reinstate the benefits that were removed last year