re-introduction

4.1

Bringing back something that was stopped, removed, or rejected

noun
/ˌriːˌɪntrəˈdʌkʃən/

: reintroducción

There was widespread debate about the re-introduction of wolves into the region.

Examples

The committee voted against the re-introduction of the previously rejected rule.
The re-introduction of the classic film series has attracted a new audience.
Following criticism, the re-introduction of the policy was postponed.
The re-introduction was successful.
After much discussion, the board approved the re-introduction of the discontinued project.
The re-introduction of the old law sparked a passionate debate among community members.
Conservationists celebrated the re-introduction of the endangered species to their natural habitat.

Synonyms

relaunch

vsre-introduction

5 4.2

A new start for a product or service after changes

is used for bringing back without implying a public restart or makeover

reconstitution

vsre-introduction

1 7.4

Bringing a group or organization back together after it ends

is about proposing return rather than reorganizing structures

reinstitution

vsre-introduction

1 6.8

Bringing back a rule or practice after it stopped

can be about proposing or attempting to bring it back

readoption

vsre-introduction

6.0

A decision to use something again, like a rule or plan

is used when proposing or returning items previously rejected or stopped

Antonyms

rejection

180 3.0

Not being accepted by people or a group

discontinuation

2 6.3

Stopping something for a short time or forever

How Official

reinstatement

Formal

16 5.8

re-introduction

4.1

proposal

817 2.9

suggestion

759 1.4

Surface Forms

re-introduction singular

re-introductions plural

Morphology

re-introduction = introduction (transparent) = re + introduc + tion

Adding 're-' to 'introduction' clearly gives the meaning of introducing or bringing something back again.

Etymology

Re-introduction comes from the prefix re- meaning 'again' and introduction meaning 'bringing in' or 'making something known'. So, re-introduction is the act of 'bringing something in again', like a rule, policy, or animal that is put back after it was removed or stopped.