reinitiate (Meaning)

reinitiate

to initiate (something or someone) again

The peace talks were temporarily suspended but are now set to be reinitiated.
The hospital decided to reinitiate visitation hours after a period of restrictions.
After a brief interruption, the flow of water was reinitiated by turning on the valve.
The government has reinitiated diplomatic relations with its neighbor after a long estrangement.
The company's board of directors has reinitiated the process of searching for a new CEO.
The project was put on hold but has now been reinitiated with a new team.
The therapist reinitiated the patient's treatment regimen after a setback.
The school reinitiated sports practices after a long summer break.
The suspect's bail was reinitiated after they failed to appear in court.
The restaurant reinitiated its dine-in services after a period of offering only takeout.

to initiate (something or someone) again

systematize, subsidize, create, arrange,reinstitute, finance, fund, refound, relaunch, organize

close (down), stop,shut (up), abolish, terminate, annul, phase out,nullify, finish, end

The peace talks were temporarily suspended but are now set to be reinitiated.

The hospital decided to reinitiate visitation hours after a period of restrictions.

After a brief interruption, the flow of water was reinitiated by turning on the valve.

The government has reinitiated diplomatic relations with its neighbor after a long estrangement.