reinstituted

Put back again

Reinstituted means established or put back in place again after a period of absence or discontinuation.

Laws, policies, programs, or practices that were once ended can be reinstituted: The company reinstituted its bonus program after profits recovered.

Travel restrictions were reinstituted when cases surged.

restoration

reinstated

Returned to previous position

restored · brought back · reintroduced · resumed · returned · recovered · reclaimed · reconstituted · reactivated · relaunched

legal

legislation

Official enactment of statutes

ordinance · decree · amendment · provision · mandate · ratification · enforcement · compliance · charter · bill

tradition

customs

Traditional practices or import taxes

practices · observances · rites · conventions · festivities · commemoration · holidays · celebrations · sacraments · liturgy

policy

regulations

Enforced rules and standards

procedures · rules · administration · bureaucracy · authority · reform · standards · framework · oversight · restrictions

Opposites
restoration vs. removal

reinstitutedabolished

Formally ended by authority

discontinued · terminated · ended · repealed · revoked

revival vs. original creation

reinstitutedinstituted

Formally established or begun

established · created · originated · founded · introduced

continuation vs. interruption

reinstitutedsuspended

Halted or hanging temporarily

halted · paused · interrupted · ceased · stopped

Family

reinstitute, reinstitution, reinstitutes, reinstituting

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