reinaugurate
Install anew officially
To reinaugurate is to inaugurate again—to formally install someone in office for a second time or to ceremonially relaunch something that had been inaugurated before.
The word appears most often around presidential second terms: The president was reinaugurated in January.
It can also apply to reopening buildings, programs, or institutions after renovation or hiatus.
Begin again after pause
- resumeCareer summary document
- relaunchBegin anew after pause
- reopenMake accessible again
- reestablishRestore after interruption
reinstate · reactivate · reboot · reintroduce · reconvene · rededicate · reaffirm · recertify
Official oath-taking ceremony
- oathFormal binding promise
- installationProcess of putting in
- investitureCeremony conferring rank
- inductionFormal admission process
commencement · dedication · proclamation · ritual · pageantry · pomp · solemnity · celebration
Inherited cultural legacy
- customsTraditional practices or import taxes
- ritualCeremonial set of actions
- legacyWhat's passed down
- continuityUninterrupted progression or coherence
succession · precedent · observance · lineage · protocol · formality · institution · practice
recommence
Begin again after pause
reestablish · reinstate · reactivate · reboot · reintroduce · reconvene · rededicate · reaffirm · recertify · recommit
swearing-in
Official oath-taking ceremony
- oathFormal binding promise
- installationProcess of putting in
- investitureCeremony conferring rank
induction · commencement · dedication · proclamation · ritual · pageantry · pomp · solemnity · celebration · gala
heritage
Inherited cultural legacy
continuity · succession · precedent · observance · lineage · protocol · formality · institution · practice · ceremony