reintegrate
UK[ˌriːˈɪntɪɡreɪt]US[ˌriːˈɪn.t̬ə.ɡreɪt]
v
to make someone or something part of a larger group or system again
v
to combine two or more things so that they work together effectively again
Morpheme Breakdown
re
integrate
re
again
integrate
combine into a whole
Etymology
the word 'reintegrate' is built upon the foundation of 'integrate,' which traces back to the latin 'integer,' meaning "untouched, whole, complete." the prefix 're-,' also of latin origin, signifies repetition or restoration. therefore, the literal morphemic construction means "to make whole again." this elegantly captures the modern abstract sense of restoring unity, functionality, or membership to a system or group from which something or someone had become separated.
Analysis
Structure: re (again) + integrate (combine into a whole)
re- is a Latin-origin prefix meaning "again" or "back." integrate is from the Latin word 'integratus,' the past participle of 'integrare,' meaning "to make whole," from 'integer' meaning "whole, intact."
Examples
the program aims to reintegrate former soldiers into civilian society.
after the repair, the updated module was successfully reintegrated into the main network.
efforts to reintegrate the recovered data into the central database are ongoing.