1. to induce again; to bring about or cause something to happen again
Usage: formal; technical

Examples

• The doctor was able to reinduce the patient’s remission after the cancer returned.
• Scientists worked to reinduce the chemical reaction under controlled conditions.
• The therapy helped reinduce normal sleep patterns in the patient.
• Researchers attempted to reinduce the same response they had observed earlier.
• The treatment successfully reinduced the desired cellular changes.
• They needed to reinduce the state of hibernation in the laboratory animals.