re-establish

verb

1. to establish (something) again

   a fight to re-establish his authority

Other Word Forms

• re-establishment noun

Example Sentences

Coalition partners like Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir have made little secret of their desire to annex Gaza, drive out Palestinians and re-establish Jewish settlements there.

From BBC

An Israeli military spokesman said the targets were infrastructure belonging to Hezbollah and in response to the group's attempts to re-establish activities in the area.

From BBC

The two men discussed how they could re-establish a trade relationship, including reopening the US embassy in Minsk.

From BBC

Gary Klein’s pick: Stafford recovered from a back issue in time to re-establish timing with star receiver Davante Adams, who will be making his Rams debut.

From Los Angeles Times

It pointed to the need to re-establish what it calls "a large buffer" for Reeves to avoid missing her self-imposed borrowing rules.

From BBC

Related Words

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