reestablishes
Sets up again
Reestablishes means to establish again something that existed before but was interrupted, discontinued, or lost.
When governments reestablish diplomatic relations, they resume formal contact after a period of estrangement.
A business might reestablish itself in a new location after closing, or someone reestablishes contact with an old friend after years of silence.
The word emphasizes restoration to a former state rather than creating something entirely new.
Return to previous position
- reinstituteRestore to former status
- reintroduceBring back into use
- reviveRestore consciousness or vigor
- resurrectRestore after ending
reclaim · reassert · recover · regain · retrieve · recapture · reactivate · recommission
Build again from remains
- renovateRestore to good condition
- overhaulComplete systematic repair
- rebuildRestore after damage
- restoreReturn to earlier state
redevelop · reassemble · reconstitute · reform · restructure · refound · remake · reforge
Solid stone underground
- cornerstoneFoundational building block
- basisUnderlying support or principle
- groundworkFoundational preparation for something
- underpinningFoundational support beneath
footing · anchor · keystone · base · root · pillar · support · framework
reinstate
Return to previous position
- reinstituteRestore to former status
- reintroduceBring back into use
- reviveRestore consciousness or vigor
resurrect · reclaim · reassert · recover · regain · retrieve · recapture · reactivate · recommission · reengage
reconstruct
Build again from remains
restore · redevelop · reassemble · reconstitute · reform · restructure · refound · remake · reforge · reconstruction
bedrock
Solid stone underground
- cornerstoneFoundational building block
- basisUnderlying support or principle
- groundworkFoundational preparation for something
underpinning · footing · anchor · keystone · base · root · pillar · support · framework · reground
reestablishesabolishes
Officially ends or eliminates
eliminates · terminates · dissolves · eradicates · ends
reestablishesdisrupts
Interferes with normal operation
destabilizes · undermines · upends · overturns · topples