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reinterest
Derived word form of interest

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The shootout, for example, was adopted after the lockout of 2004-5 to help spark reinterest in the N.H.L., but it remains a gimmick that decides games’ outcomes.

From New York Times • Jun. 14, 2010

Zacharias' M.I.T.-sponsored Physical Science Study Committee used a simple principle: it got top university scholars to reinterest themselves in high schools, after decades of leaving such tasks as textbook writing to standpat educationists.

From Time Magazine Archive

At no time did he try to reinterest me in myoglobin.

From "Double Helix" by James D. Watson