reintroduce

/ ˌriːɪntrəˈdjuːs /

verb

1. to introduce (something) again

Derived Forms

• ˌreintroˈduction, noun

Example Sentences

The song includes the lyric, “Allow me to reintroduce myself.”

From Los Angeles Times

He may feel the need to reintroduce Ryan Baird and Craig Casey, who were unlucky to miss out on the matchday squad, while Calvin Nash - who ably deputised for the injured Mack Hansen in the Six Nations - will be itching for another chance.

From BBC

The beaver is a keystone species that can bring huge benefits to nature but governments are stalling on plans to reintroduce them into the wild, the Wildlife Trusts say.

From BBC

Among the legislation he supported in Congress was a failed assault weapons ban, which he said he hopes to reintroduce.

From Los Angeles Times

It wants to reintroduce housing targets for councils and make it easier for developers to build on so-called “grey” parts of the green belt.

From BBC

Related Words

• reestablish
• renew
• revive