reestablish
Bring back officially
Reestablish means to establish again something that existed before but was interrupted, lost, or discontinued.
You might reestablish contact with an old friend, reestablish diplomatic relations between countries, or reestablish a routine after a disruption.
The word emphasizes restoration to a former state rather than creating something new.
After the war, it took years to reestablish trade routes.
Return to previous position
- reviveRestore consciousness or vigor
- rebuildRestore after damage
- reconstituteRestore to original form
- rehabilitateReturn to good condition
renew · resurrect · recommission · rekindle · resuscitate · repair · mend · reclaim
Establish contact again
carry on · continue · bridge · link · thread · transition · maintain · sustain
Connections or dealings
- tiesConnections or neckwear
- contactCommunication or physical touch
- communicationExchanging ideas or information
- dialogueSpoken exchange between parties
negotiations · alliance · partnership · connection · rapport · channels · links · bonds
Confidence in another
- confidenceSelf-assurance or trust
- reputationCollective opinion of someone
- legitimacyLawful or rightful status
- authorityPower to enforce obedience
standing · respect · faith · belief · goodwill · rapport · relations · credence
State of balance
- balanceSteadiness or amount owed
- orderMethodical arrangement or request
- securityProtection from threat
- foundationUnderlying support structure
footing · steadiness · normalcy · routine · consistency · control · peace · calm
reinstate
Return to previous position
- reviveRestore consciousness or vigor
- rebuildRestore after damage
- reconstituteRestore to original form
rehabilitate · renew · resurrect · recommission · rekindle · resuscitate · repair · mend · reclaim · recover
reconnect
Establish contact again
pick up · carry on · continue · bridge · link · thread · transition · maintain · sustain · preserve
relations
Connections or dealings
- tiesConnections or neckwear
- contactCommunication or physical touch
- communicationExchanging ideas or information
dialogue · negotiations · alliance · partnership · connection · rapport · channels · links · bonds · treaty
trust
Confidence in another
- confidenceSelf-assurance or trust
- reputationCollective opinion of someone
- legitimacyLawful or rightful status
authority · standing · respect · faith · belief · goodwill · rapport · relations · credence · esteem
equilibrium
State of balance
- balanceSteadiness or amount owed
- orderMethodical arrangement or request
- securityProtection from threat
foundation · footing · steadiness · normalcy · routine · consistency · control · peace · calm · harmony
reestablishextinguish
End combustion forcibly
eradicate · annihilate · obliterate · wipe out · stamp out
reestablished, reestablishment, reestablishes, reestablishing, preestablished