reinstituting
Putting back in
Reinstituting is restoring something that had been discontinued or abolished: The company is reinstituting its dress code after years of casual Fridays.
Governments reinstitute policies, schools reinstitute programs, organizations reinstitute traditions.
The word implies a return to a previous state rather than creating something new.
Founding anew after interruption
- reinstatingReturning to previous position
- bringing backReturning something or someone
- reintroducingBringing something back in
- revivingRestoring vitality or consciousness
restoring · renewing · reconstituting · resurrecting · reactivating · resuming · returning · recovering
Comprehensive repair or renovation
- restructuringRearranging an existing framework
- reformingMaking institutional changes
- reorganizingArranging anew
- revampingThoroughly updating something
updating · modernizing · amending · revising · correcting · transforming · reconstituting · reconfiguring
Traditional practices or import taxes
- practicesRepeated training sessions
- ritualsCeremonial repeated practices
- ceremoniesFormal observances with ritual
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
observances · protocols · conventions · rites · policies · procedures · regulations · standards
reestablishing
Founding anew after interruption
- reinstatingReturning to previous position
- bringing backReturning something or someone
- reintroducingBringing something back in
reviving · restoring · renewing · reconstituting · resurrecting · reactivating · resuming · returning · recovering · reclaiming
overhauling
Comprehensive repair or renovation
- restructuringRearranging an existing framework
- reformingMaking institutional changes
- reorganizingArranging anew
revamping · updating · modernizing · amending · revising · correcting · transforming · reconstituting · reconfiguring · reshaping
customs
Traditional practices or import taxes
- practicesRepeated training sessions
- ritualsCeremonial repeated practices
- ceremoniesFormal observances with ritual
heritage · observances · protocols · conventions · rites · policies · procedures · regulations · standards · rules
reinstitutingabolishing
Formally ending something
eliminating · discontinuing · ending · terminating · revoking