- verbreinstate (verb) · reinstates (third person present) · reinstated (past tense) · reinstated (past participle) · reinstating (present participle) · re-instate (verb) · re-instates (third person present) · re-instated (past tense) · re-instated (past participle) · re-instating (present participle)
- restore (someone or something) to their former position or condition:"the union is fighting to reinstate the fired journalists"
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