to reinvest

Examples

• All

• "We need to reinvest in cities and towns," he said.

  Blog text (15)

• The proceeds from the forthcoming sale of the 4G mobile internet spectrum should be reinvested in UK science and innovation.

  Blog text (21)

• " I'm proud to be able to reinvest these recovered TIF funds into a neighborhood program that will directly impact the lives of Chicago's families and strengthen our city's economy for the future."

  Blog text (33)

• His tireless work on the Glendale Board of Education, which includes advocating to reinvest in education, has led to a resounding endorsement by elected officials and community leaders in the City of Glendale.

  Blog text (8)

• The company decided to reinvest its profits into community programs to enhance local development.

• After being reappointed, she pledged to reinvest power back to the team to encourage collaborative decision-making.

• To improve morale, the new manager will reinvest authority in the original project leaders, allowing them to take charge again.

Synonyms

G

to give back

vsto reinvest

684 1.0

Return something to the person who owns it after you use or borrow it

is about formally returning power or office not merely handing objects back

R

to restore

vsto reinvest

313 3.4

Return someone to their family or a thing to its owner

is about formally returning authority or title rather than general repair or return

R

to reestablish

vsto reinvest

37 4.3

To bring back something that stopped or was lost

is focused on restoring someone's legal authority rather than rebuilding institutions or services

R

to reinsert

vsto reinvest

6 3.9

To put something back where it was

is about formally returning power or title rather than physical replacement of objects

R

to reappoint

vsto reinvest

• Formal

5 3.8

Give someone the same job again after their term ends

is about formally returning power or authority rather than simply filling a vacancy

R

to reassume

vsto reinvest

2 6.6

To take back a job or duty you had before

is about formally restoring power to someone rather than self taking a role

R

to restitute

vsto reinvest

• Specialized

1 8.8

Give back something lost or stolen to its owner

is about formally giving back authority or office rather than objects or goods

R

to reordain

vsto reinvest

• Formal

8.8

To choose someone again for a job or position

is about formally giving authority back rather than a ceremonial appointment alone

R

to reconvey

vsto reinvest

• Formal

7.6

Give back ownership of a property to the previous owner after a loan is paid

is about formally returning authority or office rather than transferring property rights

Antonyms

U

to unseat

19 6.2

Remove someone from a position of power, often in politics

D

to disempower

6 6.8

To make someone have less power or confidence to control their own life

Phrasal Verbs

R

to reinvest dividend

• Specialized

5.6

To use money paid by a company to buy more shares

How Restored

to reinvest

• Formal

1 6.0

to reinstate

110 5.8

to empower

157 4.2

to appoint

• Formal

580 3.2

to nominate

461 3.4

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology