reinvoked

Summoned once more

Reinvoked is the past tense of reinvoke, meaning to invoke again—to call upon, cite, or activate something that had been invoked before: The lawyer reinvoked the precedent that had won her earlier case.

Often used for laws, powers, or authorities that are summoned back into use after a period of dormancy.

legal

reactivated

Made functional again

reinstatedReturned to previous position
reestablishedFounded again after lapse
restoredReturned to original condition

renewed · revived · recalled · reasserted · reenacted · reapplied · mandate · jurisdiction · decree · statute

continuation

resumed

Started again after stopping

restartedInitiated once more
renewedMade valid again
revivedRestored to consciousness

rekindled · reawakened · reactivated · reinstated · reopened · regenerated · picked up · carried on · recommenced · reignited

memory

recalled

Brought back mentally

recollectedBrought back to awareness
evokedSummoned forth mentally
summonedCalled to appear

retrieved · resurfaced · reminisced · recaptured · flashback · nostalgia · reminiscence · mnemonic · remembrance · anamnesis

ritual

summoned

Called to appear

conjuredProduced by magic
incantationSpoken magical formula
chantRepetitive rhythmic phrase

ceremony · rite · spirit · deity · ancestor · oracle · shaman · priest · altar · consecration

Opposites

activation status

reinvokedrevoked

Officially canceled or withdrawn

rescinded · repealed · annulled · nullified · abolished

temporal action status

reinvokedcreated

Caused to exist

originated · established · instituted · introduced · invented

Family

reinvoke

Familiarity: Top 500,000
Profile: Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G