reinvolve Antonyms
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Meaning of reinvolve
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reinvolve (v. t.)
To involve anew.
reinvolve Sentence Examples
- The company decided to reinvolve its former CEO after the recent financial setbacks.
- After a hiatus from teaching, she reinvolved herself in the classroom with enthusiasm.
- The organization reinvolved volunteers to assist with the upcoming disaster relief efforts.
- Through therapy, he was able to reinvolve himself in social situations that had previously caused anxiety.
- The recently retired professor reinvolved himself in research by joining a university think tank.
- The government's new initiative aims to reinvolve marginalized communities in the workforce.
- After a period of introspection, he resolved to reinvolve himself in his hobbies and passions.
- The team reinvolved their star player after he recovered from injury.
- She reinvolved herself in the alumni association to stay connected with her former classmates.
- The non-profit organization reinvolved donors who had previously given support to expand their outreach programs.
FAQs About the word reinvolve
To involve anew.
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The company decided to reinvolve its former CEO after the recent financial setbacks.
After a hiatus from teaching, she reinvolved herself in the classroom with enthusiasm.
The organization reinvolved volunteers to assist with the upcoming disaster relief efforts.
Through therapy, he was able to reinvolve himself in social situations that had previously caused anxiety.
