Re-establish Synonyms, Re-establish Antonyms

Word Origin & History

also reestablish, late 15c.; from re- + establish. Related: Re-established; re-establishing.

His next step was to re-establish the markets and re-open the sources of supply.

The saloonkeeper looked for that sign which was to re-establish his confidence.

Rajcik, working frantically, managed to re-establish the contact.

It hadn't taken 'em long to re-establish friendly relations.

Steps will immediately be taken to re-establish ordinary trading.

It was difficult, but Frances was eager to re-establish confidence with her sister.

In this manner one must re-establish every time the rights of perception.

They were to re-establish the Church at home by the endowment of doctrinal education.

One more early attempt to re-establish the Mings must be noticed.

She did not know this new Dale, and how could she re-establish faith with a stranger?

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verb. make peace; adjust