re-establish

VERB

reconcile

Synonyms

STRONGEST

accommodate appease assuage conform coordinate harmonize integrate pacify placate rectify resolve reunite

STRONG

accord accustom arbitrate arrange attune compose conciliate cool fit intercede mediate mitigate propitiate proportion regulate settle suit tune

WEAK

bring to terms bring together bury the hatchet come together fix up get together on kiss and make up make matters up make up patch things up patch up reconciliate restore harmony win over

Antonyms

STRONGEST

agitate fight incite irritate mismatch separate upset

STRONG

argue confuse disagree disarrange disorganize disperse increase mix up refuse scatter

WEAK

divorce estrange

Example Sentences

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These remarkable tracks re-establish what most of us already knew: that the age of big bands was glorious while it lasted.

From The Wall Street Journal

I talked briefly about the transformational effect of the Marshall Plan, through which the United States had given Europe the means to rebuild its shattered economies, and to re-establish the institutions of democracy.

From BBC

State departments of labor should consider issuing and updating their own anti-harassment policy guidelines and training to preserve what may soon be lost and to re-establish protections for LGBTQI+ workers.

From Salon

There needed to be some sort of push to re-establish and enforce clear rules.

From The Wall Street Journal

By restoring deference to informed business judgment while reinforcing clearer doctrinal boundaries, Delaware has moved to re-establish the balance that long underpinned confidence in incentives, leadership stability, and predictable rules.

From Barron's

re-establish

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