1. to cause something to happen again or to bring about a previous state or condition once more
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘reinduce’

Examples

• The medication reinduces sleep in patients with insomnia.
• Stress often reinduces old habits that people thought they had overcome.
• The therapy reinduces positive memories from childhood.
• Cold weather reinduces joint pain in arthritis sufferers.
• The treatment reinduces normal cell growth patterns.
• Exercise reinduces the body’s natural healing processes.