reinspire

Verb

reinspire (third-person singular simple present reinspires, present participle reinspiring, simple past and past participle reinspired)

1. to inspire again.
   • It is scarcely necessary to remark that, to effect this object,--to reinspire a beaten army with hope, and to reassure it of victory,--we must not turn our backs on an enemy, without sometimes presenting to him our front also;--we must not confide our safety to mere flight, but adopt such measures...1862, Henry Wager Halleck, Elements of Military Art and Science
   • When he sat on old Jim's knee, however, he leaned in confidence against him, and sighed with a sweet little sound of contentment, as poignant to reinspire a certain ecstasy of sadness in the miner's breast as it was to excite an envy in the hearts of the others.1904, Philip Verrill Mighels, Bruvver Jim's Baby