reactivation
/riˌæktɪˈveɪʃən/
noun
- The act or process of making something active or functional again.
- The company announced the reactivation of its customer loyalty program.
- The reactivation of the old power plant took several months.
- After reactivation, the software began working normally again.
- The return of a person or group to active status or participation.
- The reactivation of retired teachers helped fill the staffing shortage.
- The military's reactivation of reserve units caused some controversy.
- His reactivation as a club member was approved by the board.
- The resumption of a biological or chemical process after a dormant period.
- The reactivation of the enzyme was triggered by a change in temperature.
- Scientists studied the reactivation of dormant seeds after a wildfire.
- The reactivation of the virus can occur in people with weakened immune systems.
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