verb
definition
To introduce again.
Examples of reintroducing in a Sentence
In 1900 the Imperial Department of Agriculture and private planters began experiments with the object of reintroducing the cultivation, owing to the decline in value of sugar.
Grenfell, M.P., with the object of reintroducing this fish into the river, and in April 1901 and on subsequent occasions a number of young salmon were placed at Teddington by way of experiment.
Benjamin Wills Newton, head of the community there, who had been a fellow of Exeter College, Oxford, was accused of departing from the testimony of the Brethren by reintroducing the spirit of clericalism.
He was prepared to refer all important matters to his parliament, and (as we shall see) he improved the shape of that body by reintroducing into it the borough members who had appeared for the first time in Montforts assembly of 1265.
In 1952 this effort was extended by reintroducing bison into forest areas outside the fenced reserve.
Finding the colors used by the original architects and reintroducing them into the home can have a cohesive effect on the entire design, which is visually appealing to the viewer.
The more rigorous method (which is a true elimination diet) reverses this strategy by eliminating many foods at the outset and then reintroducing suspected allergens (allergy-producing substances) one at a time.
The child's doctor or a registered dietitian can help in making dietary adjustments and can advise when to start gradually reintroducing milk products, if applicable.
It is very important to stay aware of how your body reacts to the foods you are reintroducing into your diet.
It's ideal for reintroducing moisture back into the air inside your home, where the bulk of dry skin occurs during the winter.