reoperate
/rɪˌɒpəˈreɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to perform an operation or set of operations again, especially in medical contexts, often after a previous operation or attempt has failed.
“The surgeon decided to reoperate on the patient to correct the complications that arose during the initial procedure.”
2. verb
to start or resume a process or activity after it has been interrupted or paused.
“The company had to reoperate its production line after the power outage caused a temporary shutdown.”
3. verb
to assume control or responsibility for a process or activity, often in a different manner or context.
“The new manager had to reoperate the marketing strategy to better align it with the company’s changing goals.”