reintroduced

Returned after absence

Reintroduced is the past tense of reintroduce—to bring back something that had been removed or absent.

A species can be reintroduced to its former habitat: Wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone in 1995.

Legislation can be reintroduced after failing to pass.

A person can be reintroduced to someone they've met before but forgotten.

ecology

rewilding

Restoring natural ecosystems

habitat · endangered · species · native · wildlife · keystone · invasive · population · biodiversity · ecosystems

revival

comeback

Recovery after decline

reinstatement · restoration · return · renewed · revived · reestablished · rediscovered · reclaimed · relaunched · reawakened

legislation

bill

Amount owed, written

regulation · reform · statute · resolution · motion · measure · reauthorization · committee · parliament · lobbying

product

relaunched

Started over after pause

rereleased · updated · classic · discontinued · retro · nostalgic · vintage · revival · rollout · marketing

social

reunion

Gathering after separation

homecoming · reconciliation · estranged · reunited · acquainted · welcomed · presented · circles · society · networking

Categories
Opposites
presence/removal

reintroducedremoved

Taken from position

withdrawn · eliminated · phased out · abolished · eradicated

continuity/discontinuation

reintroduceddiscontinued

No longer available

terminated · ended · abandoned · ceased · halted

novelty/restoration

reintroducedoriginated

First came into existence

invented · innovated · pioneered · debuted · launched

Phrases
Family

reintroduce, reintroducing, reintroduction, reintroduces

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G