reinvest

British  

/ ˌriːɪnˈvɛst /

verb

1. to put back profits from a previous investment into the same enterprise

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Example Sentences

The cost savings from AI allow the company to reinvest in expenses such as AI infrastructure, tokens and AI-native employees, she said.

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The Hong Kong-based utilities-investment company’s priority is to reinvest the cash, she says.

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“We know that when people are prosperous, particularly those who have earned a particular amount of wealth, they reinvest that.”

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Advisers would lose out on that if you redeem your shares but could theoretically earn another fee if you chose to reinvest the money into a mutual fund.

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While the practice of conducting one, rather than two, pivotal trials is not a new phenomenon, the analysts say the formal implementation of the policy could drive pharmaceutical companies to reinvest savings from fewer Phase 3 trials into discovery and preclinical programs.

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Related Words

• bring back
• reelect
• reestablish
• reintroduce
• renew
• replace
• restore
• revive