Reestablishment is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REESTABLISHMENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of reestablishing
• the action of establishing something again or anew
• The act reestablishing; the state of being reestablished.

How to use REESTABLISHMENT in a sentence

• It is all very well to disarm Germany, but to desire that even the troops which she does possess should not participate in the re-establishment of order is a pure injustice.
• This may aid, and greatly, in the more or less distant re-establishment of the Union.
• The Catholic Church may plant her prelates in every great city, and the whole country may be regarded by them as missionary ground for the re-establishment of the papal polity.
• There is no safety for her but in the reestablishment of the royal authority.
• From the first establishment of the field-preachings the stadtholderess had implored the confederate lords to aid her for the re-establishment of order.
• If the deliverance and revival of the state were still possible, the work had to begin at home with the re-establishment of unity and of confidence.
• Reason, philosophy, is the re-establishment of identity, the return of the absolute to itself.
• The Parisians took pleasure in observing these little matters, and in hoping for the re-establishment of harmony in the royal family.
• Two days afterwards a deputation from the city dames of Paris waited upon the Duchess of Burgundy, and implored her to use her influence for the re-establishment of peace.
• While their lot was pitiable and their character seemingly unpromising, these people of the land were important factors in the re-establishment of the Judean community.
• Defeat of Paitus, and re-establishment of Tiridates.
• But he had distinctly made up his mind to aim, not at the re-establishment of any former condition of things, but at the placing of matters in the East on an entirely new footing.
• The measures with which the new monarch inaugurated his reign had for their object the re-establishment of the old worship.
• But Edward bore no love to Pembroke and his associates, and was quietly feeling his way towards the re-establishment of the court party.
• This re-establishment he has depicted as an incomparable artist, by features which will last eternally.
• I cannot help looking forward to the re-establishment of the Greeks as a people, and the language of Homer becoming again a living language, as among possible events.
• Should this alliance show itself it would seem that France, thus strengthened, might dictate the re-establishment of the affairs of Holland, in her own form.
• Nor do I see any reason to doubt of the permanence of the re-establishment.
• They required the suppression of the gentry, the placing of new counsellors about the king, and the reestablishment of the ancient rites.
• RE-ESTABLISHMENT OF COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE WITH AMERICA, ETC.
• On the re-establishment of the kingly government in France, measures were taken for the punishment of those who had been most active in the late rebellion.
• Convey to them all the assurance of his ardent and loving prayers on their behalf, and for the speedy re-establishment of the Faith and its institutions in Burma.
• It was, therefore, considered necessary for the prosperous re-establishment of the bank to put forth a cautiously worded circular, in which Mr.
• There she soon received the intelligence of the rescue of her mother, and of the re-establishment of peace in Martinique.
• Upon the re-establishment of his health, Scott returned to Edinburgh, and resumed his studies in the law, which had been interrupted by illness.
• The party in the North which fought for the re-establishment of the Union had carried on the war with but small success.
• Many Northerners had not thought it worth while to fight for the re-establishment of the Union on the basis of the Constitution.
• III RE-ESTABLISHMENT OF ANGLO-SAXON LAW Going on with the statutes, the next thing we will note is a matter that concerns the personal relations.
• Monk formed the only obstacle to the re-establishment of the fallen king.
• The re-establishment of effective imperial sway in Italy reduced the papacy to a subordinate position.
• Cromwell had felt very favourably disposed towards them, but had not dared to permit the re-establishment which they had openly sought.
• I know that my situation and mode of life are far more pleasing to her than his, and shall therefore trust to my appearance and address for a reestablishment in her favor.
• Wallich having proceeded to the Cape for the re-establishment of his health, Mr.
• This security means more than re-establishment, more than meditation.
• Bourbons, their re-establishment necessary to the peace of Europe, 129.
• It was on this foundation of fact that Dalton based his re-establishment of the old atomic hypothesis on a new empirical foundation.
• The restoration of peace on the Isthmus by the reestablishment of the constituted Government there being thus accomplished, the forces of the United States were withdrawn.
• Why is the perfect reestablishment practiced and prized, why is it composed.
• It made the immediate reestablishment of the old slavery impossible, and it was probably the only quick method of doing this.