re-establish

verb

1. to establish (something) again

   a fight to re-establish his authority

Derived Forms

• ˌre-esˈtablishment, noun

Example Sentences

"We must know the motivation behind the attacks, and to re-establish peace and safety as fast as possible."

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But many are struggling to feed their families, provide education for their children, and just re-establish the basics of a normal life.

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“The Israeli military campaign seems to be creating a ‘dead zone’ in the south of Lebanon to drive out the population, and making it difficult for Hezbollah to re-establish positions, at the cost of the civilian population,” he said.

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Mr Lammy’s more prosaic aim on this visit is simply to re-establish some kind of working relationship with Beijing.

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Mr Lammy says he wants to re-establish what he calls a more consistent and pragmatic relationship.

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Related Words

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