revest verb¹.ME.
[Old French revestir (mod. revêtir) from late Latin revestire, from Latin RE- + vestire clothe.]
1. verb trans.
a. Clothe (a priest etc.) in ecclesiastical vestments. Usu. in pass. ME-E17.
b. gen. Clothe, dress, attire. L15-M17.

2. verb refl. Clothe oneself, esp. in ecclesiastical vestments. ME-M17.

3. verb trans. Invest or endow (a person) with property. rare. Only in L15.

4. verb trans. Put on (clothing) again. L16-M19.

5. verb intrans. Clothe oneself again. E-M17.

6. verb trans. = REVET verb¹. Chiefly as revested ppl adjective. L17-M18.

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revest verb². [ri:'vɛst] M16.
[from RE- + VEST verb.]
1. verb trans. Reinvest (a person) with authority, ownership, or office; reinstate. M16.

2. verb intrans. Be or become reinvested in a person. M17.

3. verb trans. Vest (something) again in a person etc. L17.

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