1. to fill with air or gas again; to inflate again
2. to restore or revive something that has declined
Usage: often used figuratively

Examples

• The mechanic had to reinflate the tire after fixing the puncture.
• She used a pump to reinflate the basketball before the game.
• The government tried to reinflate the economy with new spending programs.
• After the scandal, the company worked hard to reinflate its reputation.
• The balloon slowly deflated, so we had to reinflate it for the party.
• The coach’s pep talk helped reinflate the team’s confidence.