US /ˌriːɪnˈduː/ UK /ˌriːɪnˈdjuː/
verb

Meanings

  1. 1
    verb

    rare or literary: to clothe or invest again; figuratively, to assume a form, character, or personality again

    At dusk he feared that he would reindue the hated personality he had tried to escape.

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Synonyms
1 verb · rare or literary: to clothe... reassumeresumereclothe
More put on again
Opposites
Word family
Related forms indueendueinvestassume

Etymology

Formed from re- ('again') and indue, a dated spelling of endue. In the relevant older sense, indue comes from Latin induere, 'to put on or clothe.' Stevenson uses reindue figuratively for putting on a personality again, as though it were a garment.

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