1. to place back on a throne; to restore to a position of power or authority
Usage: past tense and past participle of ‘reenthrone’

Examples

• The king was reenthroned after the rebellion failed.
• Following the civil war, the rightful ruler was reenthroned by popular demand.
• The board reenthroned the former CEO after the company’s poor performance.
• Historical records show that several monarchs were reenthroned during times of political instability.
• The general reenthroned the exiled prince after defeating the usurper.
• She was reenthroned as team captain after proving her leadership skills.