reinstate
//ˌriːɪnˈsteɪt//
Verb
reinstateInfinitive
reinstatePresent tense
reinstatedPast tense
reinstatedPast participle
reinstatingPresent participle
reinstatesThird-person singular
1
To restore someone or something to a former position, rank, or condition.
The company decided to reinstate the employee after the investigation cleared him of any wrongdoing.
2
To bring back into use, existence, or effect something that had been discontinued or abolished.
The government decided to reinstate the old tax policy.