reinaugurated
Officially restarted ceremonially
Reinaugurated means inaugurated again—formally sworn into office or ceremonially opened for a second or subsequent time.
A president reinaugurated after reelection takes the oath of office anew.
A building reinaugurated after renovation receives fresh ceremonies marking its reopening.
Returned to original condition
- reestablishedFounded again after lapse
- revivedRestored to consciousness
- reinstatedReturned to previous position
- returnedWent back again
recommenced · relaunched · reopened · rededicated · reconstituted · reaffirmed · reconsecrated · resumed
Official oath-taking ceremony
- oathFormal binding promise
- podiumRaised platform for speakers
- speechOral communication ability
- processionFormal moving line
fanfare · pageantry · pomp · ritual · convocation · dignitaries · assembly · audience
Organizational oversight and control
- governanceHow authority is exercised
- authorityPower to enforce obedience
- regimeSystem of governance
- executiveSenior organizational leader
command · presidency · term · office · mandate · power · sovereignty · stewardship
Uninterrupted progression or coherence
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
- legacyWhat's passed down
- precedentPrior authoritative example
- historicOf lasting significance
time-honored · customs · perpetuation · ceremonial · venerable · preservation · succession · lineage
restored
Returned to original condition
- reestablishedFounded again after lapse
- revivedRestored to consciousness
- reinstatedReturned to previous position
returned · recommenced · relaunched · reopened · rededicated · reconstituted · reaffirmed · reconsecrated · resumed · restarted
swearing-in
Official oath-taking ceremony
procession · fanfare · pageantry · pomp · ritual · convocation · dignitaries · assembly · audience · proceedings
administration
Organizational oversight and control
- governanceHow authority is exercised
- authorityPower to enforce obedience
- regimeSystem of governance
executive · command · presidency · term · office · mandate · power · sovereignty · stewardship · oversight
continuity
Uninterrupted progression or coherence
historic · time-honored · customs · perpetuation · ceremonial · venerable · preservation · succession · lineage · ritual