单词	refound
释义	refound /riːˈfaʊnd / verb [with object] Found (a city or institution) again; re-establish: Westminster was refounded as a Benedictine monastery under Mary Tudor... In 886, after Viking raids, King Alfred refounded the city within the protective Roman walls and the old town, or ‘Aldwych’, was abandoned. Nevertheless, his wealth and amiability gave him standing, he was chancellor of the University of Oxford, and Pembroke College was refounded in his honour. The Chapel Royal itself was refounded as a permanent institution by Edward IV. Derivatives refoundation noun ... The same arrangement was carried to colonial cities and refoundations from Asia Minor. Conflicts and confusion abounded, and hesitant, often contradictory reforms were attempted before a genuine refoundation took place with the birth of the Fifth Republic in 1958. In fairness to Edward IV, whom Sir Thomas More thought had left his realm ‘in quiet and prosperous estate’, we should say the work of refoundation had already been started.
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