reinvest
/ˌriːɪnˈvɛst/
verb
- To put money or resources back into something, such as a business or project, to earn more profit or improve it.
- The company decided to reinvest its profits into research and development.
- She reinvested her dividends to buy more shares of the stock.
- The city plans to reinvest tax revenue into public schools.
- To put time, effort, or energy back into something for future benefit.
- He chose to reinvest his free time into learning a new language.
- The team reinvested their efforts into training for the next season.
- After the setback, she reinvested her energy into the project.
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