reimpress
Stamp a second time
To reimpress is to impress again—to make a renewed impression on someone or something.
This might mean stamping or marking a surface a second time, or figuratively, reinforcing an idea or feeling: The coach took every opportunity to reimpress the importance of discipline on his players.
The word is uncommon, appearing mostly in formal or technical contexts.
Restore after interruption
- reinstateReturn to previous position
- restoreReturn to earlier state
- reintroduceBring back into use
- reinstituteRestore to former status
recommission · reactivate · reinstall · bring back · reclaim · rebuild · reconstruct · reconstitute
Add strength to something
- inculcateImplant by persistent urging
- ingrainFix deeply, permanently
- embedFix within surrounding material
- imbuePervade with feeling
reindoctrinate · entrench · infuse · instill · drill · engrain · infix · hammer home
Cause to believe
- swayRock back and forth
- persuadeCause to believe
- win overGain another's support
- influencePower to affect others
repersuade · argument · rhetoric · eloquence · credibility · reassure · reaffirm · discourse
reestablish
Restore after interruption
- reinstateReturn to previous position
- restoreReturn to earlier state
- reintroduceBring back into use
reinstitute · recommission · reactivate · reinstall · bring back · reclaim · rebuild · reconstruct · reconstitute · resurrect
reinforce
Add strength to something
- inculcateImplant by persistent urging
- ingrainFix deeply, permanently
- embedFix within surrounding material
imbue · reindoctrinate · entrench · infuse · instill · drill · engrain · infix · hammer home · drive home
convince
Cause to believe
influence · repersuade · argument · rhetoric · eloquence · credibility · reassure · reaffirm · discourse · assertion
recall
Memory retrieval act
- recollectionRecalled mental image
- memoryMind's retention capacity
- reminisceRecall past experiences fondly
rekindle · resurface · reawaken · echo · flashback · nostalgia · mnemonic · recollect · bring back · retrace
strengthen
Make more robust
- bolsterStrengthen or buttress
- consolidateUnite separate things
- fortifyMake stronger against threat
cement · solidify · deepen · intensify · buttress · underpin · support · amplify · enhance · redouble
reimpressefface
Eliminate from view
erase · smooth out · unmark · underwhelm · disappoint