reinstall

/ ˌriːɪnˈstɔːl /

verb

1. to put in place and connect (machinery, equipment, etc) again
2. to install (computer software) again, usually to solve a technical problem
3. to put (someone) back in a position, rank, etc

   Trinidad reinstalled him against Honduras

Example Sentences

She would later wear a mustache and wig purchased from Amazon to appear unrecognizable while reinstalling the characters.

From Los Angeles Times

Powers had just finished reinstalling “Beam Love,” one of the artworks the DWP had removed.

From Los Angeles Times

The old signs outside the school were kept on school grounds and were reinstalled following the vote.

From BBC

J. Seward Johnson’s sculpture is to be reinstalled in late April.

From Los Angeles Times

He reinstalled the original plaster flower lights, and his wife discovered a vintage set of World War I-era chandeliers made of solid plaster, bringing the past to the present.

From Seattle Times