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View definitions for reestablished

reestablished

adjective as in refunded

adjective as in reinstated

adjective as in restored

adjective as in revived

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He recently reestablished contact with Allen and is currently enjoying a renewed relationship with him and Soon-Yi.

Putin went after only those he perceived as a threat to his power and the state-security apparatus he quickly reestablished.

But then came 9/11 and the default pattern reestablished itself with a vengeance.

In 1913, Matisse returned from Morocco and reestablished himself in Pairs.

Since his failed 1980 race, Kennedy had reestablished himself as a power in the Senate.

With the confessor, the tumult ceased, and silence was reestablished; everyone conjectured and wondered—the king was confessing.

The Christian assures me that human nature is repaired, that the death of his God has reestablished it in its integrity.

The emergency had reestablished at least for the time the normal discipline; the men still relied on the Captain in trouble.

The reestablished unity of doctrine called forth loud rejoicing and thanksgiving to God everywhere in Germany.

The law of great numbers has reestablished simplicity in the average.

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On this page you'll find 47 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to reestablished, such as: reconstituted, reconstructed, transformed, altered, amended, and corrected.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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