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reactivate

[ree-ak-tuh-veyt] / riˈæk təˌveɪt /
VERB
start again
Synonyms


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Customers can only reactivate frozen accounts, open new ones, or sign on to banking apps.

From BBC

"By reactivating uricase in human liver cells, we lowered uric acid and stopped the cells from turning excess fructose into triglycerides -- the fats that build up in the liver," Gaucher said.

From Science Daily

Sable, however, said it remains steadfast in its goal of reactivating the Santa Ynez Unit — a complex of three offshore platforms, onshore processing facilities and connecting pipelines.

From Los Angeles Times

Sasaki went to the sideline in early May with a right shoulder impingement and wasn’t reactivated until the final week of the season — as a reliever.

From Los Angeles Times

"Injecting economic resources into affected families helps reactivate the local economy," he says.

From BBC