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Meanings of reestablish in English
Usage of reestablish in English
1
But it would take days for the device to reestablish that state.
2
Nearly 72 percent failed the government on its moves to reestablish order.
3
This summer had been a fine time to reestablish the Cat's reputation.
4
It is important for her that we now reestablish a daily routine.
5
Your first priority was to reestablish your connections to your own species.
6
Crimes R Us and Guns R Us are attempting to reestablish boundaries.
7
Zhoma actually gasped, then caught herself, fighting to reestablish her cool demeanor.
8
That is the form of division they are trying to reestablish now.
9
Tomorrow, she would reestablish a professional relationship, and that would be that.
10
He did something to reestablish or decorate almost all the great basilicas.
11
Droughts are man-made, and they further make it difficult to reestablish trees.
12
The Provisional Government hopes to reestablish nationwide radio service by the year 2021.
13
With first light came reality, seeking to reestablish its claim on them both.
14
We call on the Damascus regime to reestablish communications without delay, he said.
15
I have ships en route but require ground forces assistance to reestablish control.
16
Suddenly she wanted to help him reestablish himself, to find his way back.
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Translations for reestablish
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Reestablish across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common