revests

/riˈvɛsts/
verb
  1. To give back a right, power, or property to someone; to restore ownership or authority.
    • After the contract expires, control of the company revests in the founder.
    • The new law revests voting rights to citizens who had lost them.
    • The court ruling revests the land to its original owner.
  2. To clothe or dress again, especially in official or ceremonial garments.
    • After the ceremony, the judge revests in his formal black gown.
    • The priest revests in his robes before the evening service.
    • The actor revests in his costume for the final scene.
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