reagency
/riˈædʒənsi/Definitions
1. noun
The act of taking control or power back into one’s own hands or a return to a previous state of operation.
“After the company’s reorganization, the reagency led to a significant improvement in productivity.”
2. noun
A return to a previous state or condition of operation, especially of an agency or a government department.
“The reagency of the foreign ministry led to a re-evaluation of the country’s foreign policy.”