revested
/riˈvɛstɪd/
verb
- To invest again or anew; to put money or resources back into something.
- The company revested its earnings into research and development.
- He revested his inheritance in a diversified portfolio.
- After selling the property, she revested the profits in a new business.
- To restore or return something, such as a right or title, to a previous owner or holder.
- Upon his retirement, the title was revested in the family estate.
- The court revested the land to the original owner after the dispute.
- The law revested voting rights to citizens who had been disenfranchised.
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