reendow
verb
re·en·dow (ˌ)rē-in-ˈdau̇ 
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variants or re-endow
reendowed or re-endowed; reendowing or re-endowing
transitive verb
1
: to endow (someone or something) again
reendowing the country with a sense of security
He also tried to reendow the nobility with the power that Louis XIV had snatched from it.
Virginia Cowles
Virginia Cowles2
: to provide an endowment for (something) again
a campaign to reendow the university
Word History
First Known Use
1607, in the meaning defined at sense 2
- undefeatable
- undefeated
- undefendable
- undefendableness
- undefended
- undefiled
- undefinable
- undefined
- undefinedness
- undeflected
- undeflowered
- undefoliated
- undeformed
- undegenerate
- undeified
- undeifies
- undeify
- undeifying
- undelayed
- undelegated
- undeliberate
- undeliberateness
- undelight
- undelightful
- undelightfully