Synonyms for re-introduction
re-in·tro·duc·tion

Princeton's WordNet

1. re-introductionnoun

   a proposal of something previously rejected

   "they avoided a re-introduction of the old terminology"

2. reintroductionnoun

   an act of renewed introduction

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1. • Proposal

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1. List of paraphrases for "re-introduction":

   reintroduction, reinstatement, reintroduce, re-establishment

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1. Andrew Lebovich:

   The possible introduction of IS operations in Tunisia could be the start of renewed targeting of civilians in the region, and also push al Qaeda-linked groups who have for some time targeted largely political and military targets back toward more overt attacks against civilians.

2. Dyann Wirth:

   The introduction of an infected person can start an outbreak.

3. William Schaffner:

   Why is that a matter of concern? Because it opens up opportunities for these viruses and other germs to be reintroduced into the United States, and to cause outbreaks of disease. The recently concluded measles outbreak in Ohio is an example, the introduction of the poliovirus into New York is an example, and we need to keep our guard up.

4. Vander Plaats:

   You know that's not true, i gave you an introduction and opportunity and you charged the guy $100K. May work in NY not IA.

5. Med Jones:

   The forces of the Power Cycles work over time to distributes the power and wealth among nations. Every nation and every political party must go through the cycles of expansion and contraction. This is true for all past, current and future powers. The only difference is that this power cycle got accelerated tremendously with the introduction of the Internet and global communications.