reImport

t. [Pref. re-, and Eng. import (q. v.).) 1. To import again; to carry back to the country of exportation. "Really exported to some foreign country, and not clandestinely reimported into our own." -Smith : Wealth of Nations , bk. iv., ch. iv. 2. To bring back; to restore. "Bid him drive back his car, and reimport The period past." Young: Night Thoughts, ii. 308.