reinstatement (rein stat ment)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 131
[ The re - instatement and restoration of corruptible things is the noblest work of natural philosophy. Bacon , Physical Fables, iii., Expl. 2. In fire - insurance , the replacement or repairing of damaged property. The insured has not the option of requiring reinstate ment . Encyc. Brit ., XIII. 165. reinstation (rē-in-stā'shon), n. [ reinsurance (rē-in-shör'ans), n. [ surers. Also called rea urance . reinsure (re-in-shör'), v. t. [ IMG:content-1896.png:[blocks in formation] 5055 reinvigorate (rē-in-vig'or-āt), v. t. [ To invite again. [ To reinvolve us in the pitchy cloud of infernal darkne . Milton , Reformation in Eng. reirdt, n. A variant of reard . reisl (rās), n. [Pg. reis , pl. of real : see real3 .] A Portuguese money of account: 1,000 reis make a milreis, which is of the value of 4s. 5d . sterling, or about $1.08. Large sums are calculated in contos of reis, or amounts of 1,000,000 reis ($1,080). In Brazil the milreis is reckoned at about 55 cents. Also rais . reis22, n. Same as ras1, 2.
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