"restored, brought back," Latin, from reducere (see reduce). In book titles at least since 1662 (Dryden, "Astraea Redux," written on the restoration of Charles II).
the Victorian era redux
redundance
redundancy
redundant
reduplicate
reduplication
redux
redware
redwood
reebok
re-echo
reed
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