reinstate
Put back officially
To reinstate is to restore someone or something to a former position, condition, or authority.
An employee fired unjustly may be reinstated with back pay.
A suspended license gets reinstated when conditions are met.
The court ordered the company to reinstate the workers.
Her membership was reinstated after she paid the overdue fees.
Employ a former worker
- reemployHire someone again
- reappointmentRestoration to a position
- repositionMove to new location
- restorationReturning something to condition
return to work · back pay · wrongful termination · severance · unfair dismissal · grievance · tribunal · arbitration
Return to earlier state
- reestablishRestore after interruption
- reinstituteRestore to former status
- reconstituteRestore to original form
- recommissionRestore to active service
reauthorize · revalidate · reaffirm · reinvest · empower · legitimize · mandate · sanction
Bring back into use
- reenactPerform a past event
- reimplementBuild again differently
- reviveRestore consciousness or vigor
- resumeCareer summary document
renew · reactivate · bring back · relaunch · restart · restore · reinstitute · regulation
Allow reentry after exclusion
- rejoinReturn to a group
- reacceptReceive again after refusal
- reintegrateReturn to unified state
- reentryComing back in
repatriation · reaffiliation · reenrollment · return · welcome back · restoration · standing · fellowship
rehire
Employ a former worker
- reemployHire someone again
- reappointmentRestoration to a position
- repositionMove to new location
restoration · return to work · back pay · wrongful termination · severance · unfair dismissal · grievance · tribunal · arbitration · union
restore
Return to earlier state
- reestablishRestore after interruption
- reinstituteRestore to former status
- reconstituteRestore to original form
recommission · reauthorize · revalidate · reaffirm · reinvest · empower · legitimize · mandate · sanction · charter
reintroduce
Bring back into use
- reenactPerform a past event
- reimplementBuild again differently
- reviveRestore consciousness or vigor
resume · renew · reactivate · bring back · relaunch · restart · restore · reinstitute · regulation · law
readmit
Allow reentry after exclusion
- rejoinReturn to a group
- reacceptReceive again after refusal
- reintegrateReturn to unified state
reentry · repatriation · reaffiliation · reenrollment · return · welcome back · restoration · standing · fellowship · organization
appeal
Formal review request
annul · rescind · revoke · repeal · quash · remand · acquittal · exoneration · pardon · amnesty
- approvalsapproved, approve, authorizing, certification, endorsing
- renewalrenewal, reinvigoration, restart, reboot, fresh start
- content controlcontent filter, parental controls, block list, age restriction, profanity filter
- makeoversmakeover, glow-up, revamp, refresh, renovate
- nostalgianostalgia, nostalgic, memories, memory, remember
- fixesfix, repair, mend, correction, correct
reinstated, reinstatement, reinstates, reinstating, reinstatements