1. to invade again; to enter forcibly or in large numbers a second time

Examples

• The army prepared to reinvade the territory they had lost.
• Weeds began to reinvade the garden after the homeowner stopped maintaining it.
• The company decided to reinvade the European market after their initial failure.
• Invasive species can quickly reinvade an area if control measures are relaxed.
• The rebels threatened to reinvade the capital city.
• Scientists worry that the disease could reinvade populations that had recovered.