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Raen Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

The original action for "reinstate"

0Hello, I'm new to this forum and I'm happy to be here.02br
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00I know the word "reinstate" to mean to cause sth to exsit again, etc. But what is the word for the original state/status/ condition to occure or come about? I couldn't find this word "instate".02br
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00All possible words will be greatly appreciated, thanks.02br
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0Install (a person), enact (a rule)02br 02br 00Elect, put in place, confirm, sworn in,... 02font 02b 0-

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0Install (a person), enact (a rule)02br
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00Elect, put in place, confirm, sworn in,... I'm sure there are others.02br
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0Hi,02br
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0Thank you so much, people. I think I've got it.02br
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00Thanks.02br
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0something that is reinstated goes back to its original position or existence 02br
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00That is, 01b00re02b00turned to being01b00 00in02b00 its original 01b00state02b00!02br
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00Clive, these were great examples! (Plus a couple of interesting typos -- electristy and credirt?)0
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