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revest

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re·vest  (r-vst)
tr.v. re·vest·ed, re·vest·ing, re·vests
1. To invest (someone) again with power or ownership; reinstate.
2. To vest (power, for example) once again in a person or an agency.
revest [riːˈvɛst]
vb
(often foll by in) to restore (former power, authority, status, etc., to a person) or (of power, authority, etc.) to be restored
[from Old French revestir to clothe again, from Latin re- + vestīre to clothe; see vest]
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[section] 554, the property revests to the debtor as it is no longer property of the estate as defined under 11 U.
Section 522(f): forward to the past or back to the future? by Meyer, Robert C. / Florida Bar Journal
Often, people will visit a planner or accountant looking for advice and say they have no money at all to revest, But a careful examination of where your money is really going--from that weekly excursion to the record shop to buy $100 worth of the latest CDs to that tax deduction you aren't taking--can be an eye-opening first step toward establishing a realistic spending plan.
THE ART OF SAVVY BUDGETING by CINTRON, IVAN / Black Enterprise
She's left not knowing how much to revest in inventory, or where or if she'll have a business.
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