reintroduce
Present once more
To reintroduce is to introduce again—to bring back something that was previously present but had been removed or discontinued.
A species can be reintroduced to its native habitat after local extinction: Wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone in 1995.
Laws or policies may be reintroduced after being repealed.
The word also applies to people: Let me reintroduce myself acknowledges that an earlier acquaintance may have faded from memory.
Establish contact again
- reuniteJoin after separation
- reacquaintMake familiar once more
- meetingGathering for discussion
- encounterUnexpected meeting or confrontation
greeting · networking · reception · colleague · contact · rapport · socialize · gathering
Preventing waste or loss
- rewildingRestoring natural ecosystems
- habitatOrganism's natural environment
- ecosystemInterconnected organisms and surroundings
- populationAll inhabitants combined
species · breeding · release · sanctuary · preserve · wolves · bison · beaver
Amount owed, written
- amendmentChange to official text
- proposalFormal plan for consideration
- parliamentNational legislative assembly
- sponsorFunder of activities
committee · vote · debate · motion · draft · enact · revive · reinstate
Return to previous position
- restoreReturn to earlier state
- syllabusCourse plan document
- courseworkStudent academic tasks
- programPlanned sequence of actions
education · teaching · classical · mandatory · requirement · reform · standards · training
Begin anew after pause
- rebrandChange commercial identity
- reviveRestore consciousness or vigor
- reformulateExpress again differently
- marketVenue for trade
campaign · packaging · revival · comeback · redesign · refresh · classic · heritage
Absorb into something larger
- graduallyIn slow stages
- phaseDistinct period in sequence
- eliminationAct of removing entirely
- allergenImmune response trigger
foods · tolerance · nutrition · digestion · sensitivity · restriction · reintegrate · trial
reconnect
Establish contact again
- reuniteJoin after separation
- reacquaintMake familiar once more
- meetingGathering for discussion
encounter · greeting · networking · reception · colleague · contact · rapport · socialize · gathering · conversation
conservation
Preventing waste or loss
- rewildingRestoring natural ecosystems
- habitatOrganism's natural environment
- ecosystemInterconnected organisms and surroundings
population · species · breeding · release · sanctuary · preserve · wolves · bison · beaver · lynx
bill
Amount owed, written
- amendmentChange to official text
- proposalFormal plan for consideration
- parliamentNational legislative assembly
sponsor · committee · vote · debate · motion · draft · enact · revive · reinstate · reform
reinstate
Return to previous position
- restoreReturn to earlier state
- syllabusCourse plan document
- courseworkStudent academic tasks
program · education · teaching · classical · mandatory · requirement · reform · standards · training · instruction
relaunch
Begin anew after pause
- rebrandChange commercial identity
- reviveRestore consciousness or vigor
- reformulateExpress again differently
market · campaign · packaging · revival · comeback · redesign · refresh · classic · heritage · discontinued
incorporate
Absorb into something larger
- graduallyIn slow stages
- phaseDistinct period in sequence
- eliminationAct of removing entirely
allergen · foods · tolerance · nutrition · digestion · sensitivity · restriction · reintegrate · trial · careful
reintroduceremove
Take something away
eliminate · eradicate · exterminate · kill · abolish
- species reintroductionReleasing animals where extirpated
- wolf reintroductionRestoring native predators to habitat
- reintroduction programsEfforts returning species to former ranges