Synonyms for re-establishment
re-es·tab·lish·ment

Princeton's WordNet

1. re-establishmentnoun

   restoration to a previous state

   "regular exercise resulted in the re-establishment of his endurance"

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1. • Restoration

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

   restoration, reset, reinstatement, reconstitution, recovery, reestablishment, redevelopment, rebuilding, reintroduction, reconstruction, restoring, resetting, replenishment, restitutio, restore, re-introduction

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How to use re-establishment in a sentence?

1. Monmouth University:

   They realize that only one of them can move onto the next contest after the first two (states), they realize you have to winnow down this field of establishment candidates to just one and the only way you're going to do it at this point is to start taking the other ones out.

2. James Scott:

   The American renaissance begins with the unified revolutionary act of turning off and smashing the television, rejecting Hollywood on all fronts and refusing to intellectually ingest the toxic force feed of the establishment minority’s matrix narrative.

3. Vivek Chadha:

   They are attempting to further stretch the security establishment.

4. Florida Gov. Rick Scott:

   No, I'm not endorsing before primary. Remember my race in 2010 when the establishment wanted me to get out of race? I trust the voters to make good decision.

5. Bernie Sanders:

   A lot of working-class people out there voted for Trump, in a sense, because they gave up on the political establishment. Well, I, long time ago, gave up on the political establishment, and I think the agenda that we are offering people is an agenda that is going to resonate with them. They want a Congress, they want a government, they want an economy that works for all of us, not just the 1 percent, i am prepared to take on the political establishment, to take on the corporate establishment, and stand up for the working class of this country.