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reunite
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reunite
verb
/ˌriːjuˈnaɪt/
returning
revamp
Meaning
to bring together again after separation
To bring people or things back together after being apart.
Example Sentences
The family was reunited after many years.
The event helped
reunite
old friends after many years.
Synonyms
reconcile, rejoin, reconnect, gather, reunify, restore
Entry 1
reconcile, rejoin, reconnect, gather
Entry 2
reconnect, reconcile, reunify, restore, gather
Antonyms
separate, divide, split, part
Entry 1
separate, divide, split, part
Entry 2
separate, divide
Collocations
reunite family, reunite friends, reunite with loved ones, emotional reunite, reunite after years, reunite group
Entry 1
reunite family, reunite friends, reunite with loved ones, emotional reunite
Entry 2
reunite family, reunite friends, reunite after years, reunite group
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