reboot
US /ˌriːˈbuːt/
UK /ˌriːˈbuːt/
1.
to restart a computer or other electronic device
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I had to reboot my computer after the software update.
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The system needs to reboot to apply the changes.
2.
to start something again or afresh, especially in a new or different way
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The company decided to reboot its marketing strategy.
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The film franchise is getting a complete reboot.
1.
an act of restarting a computer or other electronic device
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The technician suggested a full system reboot.
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A quick reboot usually fixes the problem.
2.
a new or revised version of something, especially a film, television series, or comic book
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Fans are excited about the upcoming reboot of the classic superhero movie.
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The new series is a complete reboot of the original story.