revest
/riˈvɛst/
verb
- To invest again; to put money or resources back into something.
- The company plans to revest its earnings into research and development.
- She chose to revest her dividends rather than spend them.
- After selling the property, they decided to revest the profits in a new business.
- To restore ownership or power to someone; to vest again.
- The new law revests authority in local governments.
- The court ruling will revest the land rights to the indigenous community.
- Upon his release, the title was revested in the rightful heir.
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