reenabled
Made functional again
Reenabled means enabled again after having been disabled or turned off.
The term appears most often in computing and software contexts, where features, accounts, or settings can be switched on and off: The administrator reenabled my access after the security review.
Also spelled re-enabled.
Made functional again
- restoredReturned to original condition
- reactivationRestoring to function
- reinstatedReturned to previous position
- unlockedNot fastened shut
turned back on · unblocked · resumed · recommissioned · brought back · rebooted · reset · reconnected
Granted right to act
- authorizationFormal permission granted
- loginAuthentication act or screen
- accountRecord of dealings
- credentialsEvidence of qualification or identity
clearance · privileges · unblocked · unlocked · admittance · entry · gateway · passcode
Distinguishing quality or element
- settingContext of events
- optionAvailable course of action
- functionPurpose or duty
- serviceAid or maintenance
plugin · extension · module · firmware · software · hardware · update · patch
Recovery from injury/addiction
- healingRestoration of health
- comebackRecovery after decline
- recuperationGradual return to health
- remissionTemporary disease absence
reactivated
Made functional again
- restoredReturned to original condition
- reactivationRestoring to function
- reinstatedReturned to previous position
turned back on · unlocked · unblocked · resumed · recommissioned · brought back · rebooted · reset · reconnected · retriggered
permission
Granted right to act
- authorizationFormal permission granted
- loginAuthentication act or screen
- accountRecord of dealings
credentials · clearance · privileges · unblocked · unlocked · admittance · entry · gateway · passcode · user rights
feature
Distinguishing quality or element
service · plugin · extension · module · firmware · software · hardware · update · patch · integration
rehabilitation
Recovery from injury/addiction
- healingRestoration of health
- comebackRecovery after decline
- recuperationGradual return to health
reenableddisabled
Made unable to function
blocked · deactivated · turned off · shut off · suspended