redintegrate
verb
red·in·te·grate ri-ˈdin-tə-ˌgrāt 
re-
redintegrated; redintegrating; redintegrates
transitive verb
archaic
: to restore to a former and especially sound state
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, from Latin redintegratus, past participle of redintegrare, from re-, red- re- + integrare to make complete — more at integrate
First Known Use
15th century, in the meaning defined above
- church key
- church militant
- church mode
- Church of England
- church papist
- church pennant
- church rate
- church register
- church school
- Church Slavonic
- church sonata
- church suffering
- church triumphant
- church visible
- church work
- Church year
- church-ale
- churched
- churches
- churchgoer
- churchgoers
- churchgoing
- churchgoinger
- churchgoingest
- churchgoings