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reintroduction

 

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Noun reintroduction has 1 sense
  1. reintroduction - an act of renewed introduction
    --1 is a kind of
    presentation, introduction, intro
    Derived form: verb reintroduce1

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Reintroduction

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Reintroduction refers to the act of bringing something or someone back into a situation or society from which they have been absent or excluded. It can involve the restoration of a species to its natural habitat, the return of a person to a community after a period of absence, or the revival of a concept or practice that had previously disappeared.

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Example Sentences:

Sense 1: Restoration of a Species

  1. The reintroduction of the endangered bald eagle has been a triumph for conservation efforts.
  2. Scientists study various factors to ensure the success of a reintroduction program.
  3. After years of extinction, the wolves are being considered for reintroduction in the national park.

Sense 2: Rejoining a Community

  1. After completing his sentence, John is preparing for his reintroduction into society.
  2. The program aims to support ex-convicts during their reintroduction process.
  3. She faced many challenges during her reintroduction to school after a long absence.

Sense 3: Reviving a Concept

  1. The reintroduction of vinyl records has sparked a renewed interest in analog music.
  2. Traditional herbal remedies are experiencing a resurgence with their reintroduction to modern healthcare.
  3. The artist's latest album is a reintroduction of his original sound.
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