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reinstitute Definition and Meaning in English (reinstitute definition)

verb
Synonyms:re-establishrestorerevive
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Reinstitute definition: To bring back into existence or use; to re-establish a system, practice, or institution that was previously discontinued.

Definitions of Reinstitute

  1. 1verb

    To bring back into existence or use; to re-establish a system, practice, or institution that was previously discontinued.

Example Sentences

formal

“The government decided to reinstitute the old pension scheme.”

formal

“After the war, they worked to reinstitute peace and order.”

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Inflected Word Forms

past tensereinstituted
present participlereinstituting
nounreinstitution

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Reinstitute definition: To bring back into existence or use; to re-establish a system, practice, or institution that was previously discontinued.
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'Reinstitute' translates to 'reinstitute' in English. Reinstitute definition: To bring back into existence or use; to re-establish a system, practice, or institution that was previously discontinued.
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