CEFR B2

re-establish

verb

Meaning

To set up again or restore to a former position or state.

Examples

The government aimed to re-establish diplomatic relations with the neighboring country.
After years of decline, the company managed to re-establish its market leadership.

Synonyms: restore, reinstate, rebuild, resurrect, reconstitute

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re-establish (B2)

verb

Pronunciation: /ˌriːɪˈstæblɪʃ/

Definition

To set up again or restore to a former position or state.

Examples

The government aimed to re-establish diplomatic relations with the neighboring country.
After years of decline, the company managed to re-establish its market leadership.
They worked tirelessly to re-establish trust among the team members after the conflict.

How to Use re-establish

re-establish something (collocation): To bring something back into existence or operation. — "They hoped to re-establish the old traditions."
re-establish oneself (collocation): To regain a position, reputation, or stable life. — "After the scandal, he worked hard to re-establish himself in the industry."

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