reinvest

/ ˌriːɪnˈvɛst /

verb

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

Example Sentences

That's just a core conviction of mine, that we need to reinvest those funds into America.

From BBC

Earlier this year a report by the Australian Human Rights Commission - an independent federal agency - found policy was being driven “by populist ‘tough on crime’ rhetoric” and that governments should instead reinvest the money spent on jailing children into support services.

From BBC

First, it means companies can borrow debt for less money and reinvest it to make the business more profitable.

From BBC

But experts say Medicare Advantage's own shortcomings present a timely opportunity for the program to reign in fraudulent spending and reinvest funds into the original program.

From Salon

"We can take these significant and wasteful overpayments, reinvest them into the Medicare program . . . and that rising tide would help all Medicare beneficiaries, because that would then become a new baseline," Lipschutz said.

From Salon

Related Words

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