Specifically: To enact into law, again; as, Congress reenacted the environmental law, which had expired.
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To perform (an action) as a simulation of a prior event; as, She re-enacted what had happened earlier that day; the historical society reenacted the signing of the Declaration of Independence; the militia reenacted the battle of Trenton.
... enacted an experimental school law, and made an annual state grant for schools, from 1795 to 1800. Then, unable to reenact the law, the system was allowed to lapse and was not reestablished until the New England element gained ... — THE HISTORY OF EDUCATION • ELLWOOD P. CUBBERLEY