Word
reintroduced
Phoneticsrein·tro·duced
US/ˌɹiɪntɹəˈdust/
UK/ɹˌiːˌɪntɹədjˈuːst/
Definition
v. to bring back a plant or animal that was not there for a long time. This often happens when a species disappears from an area and then people try to bring it back.
v. to bring back a species of plant or animal to an area where it has been absent for a significant period. Often involves conservation efforts to restore ecological balance.
Examples
“The park reintroduced wolves to the valley last year.”
“After decades of hunting, the government reintroduced the rare bird to its native habitat to help the population recover.”
Examples
simple
“The park reintroduced wolves to the valley last year.”
contextual
“After decades of hunting, the government reintroduced the rare bird to its native habitat to help the population recover.”
Real-World Examples
“The center, a 2025 Photo Ark Species Impact Initiative grantee, helps protect some of those creatures, breeding them under laboratory conditions and raising them so they can later be reintroduced to nature.” “But exactly how much of a role the reintroduced wolves have played in Yellowstone’s ecosystem has long been the subject of scientific study and debate .” “Edwards reintroduced an identical bill in June in order to "finish the job" started by Leadbeater.” Domains
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