Synonyms for reintroduction
rein·tro·duc·tion

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1. reintroductionnoun

   an act of renewed introduction

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1. List of paraphrases for "reintroduction":

   re-introduction, reinstatement, restoration, re-establishment, re-entry

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1. Barry Eichengreen:

   But there are reasons to think that reintroduction of the drachma and devaluation would do less for Greece than devaluation did for Argentina. Greece is less open, it exports less.

2. Barry Eichengreen:

   The parallels with Argentina are there. A broken banking system, an unsustainable debt, and the need to restore and enhance international competitiveness, but there are reasons to think that reintroduction of the drachma and devaluation would do less for Greece than devaluation did for Argentina. Greece is less open, it exports less.

3. Peter Fearnhead:

   It is also an initiative that bodes well for the reintroduction of rhino into Akagera which will establish the park as a Big Five destination with far-reaching, tourism benefits.

4. German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier:

   Reintroduction of the death penalty would prevent successful negotiations to join the EU.

5. Don Church:

   Without Aussie Ark's incredible work and perseverance over all of these years, the recent devil reintroduction would not have been possible and instead of looking forward to the recovery of the species, Tasmanian Devils would be watching the devil slip into extinction, this is an incredible example of how to rewild Tasmanian Devils planet, bringing back the natural systems to the benefit of all life on Earth.