reunite

see definition of reunite

verbmeet

verbjoin together again

Synonyms for reunite

verb meet

Antonyms for reunite

rejoin

verb. answer back

Word Origin & History

1590s, from adjective reunit "reunited" (mid-15c.), from Medieval Latin reunitus, past participle of reunire "unite again," from Latin re- "again" (see re-) + unire "join together" (see unite). Related: Reunited; reuniting.

Example Sentences for reunite

To say "Afro-American" is to reunite us to our forefathers, both by blood and language.

I suppose the momentous question of 'Where shall we reunite?'

They began calling; and the sound was potent to reunite them.

In case of the appearance of Indians, we were immediately to try and reunite.

As a result, this last attempt to reunite the sections came to nothing.

The Senator is mistaken in supposing that we can reunite these States by war.

Here, as in one or two other cases, I reunite passages from two letters.

When his real father claimed him, we were glad to reunite them.

His first care was to part on good terms with the ministers who were to reunite at Vienna.

Withal he was practical, and lost no time in moving to reunite the lovers.

reunite

Synonyms for reunite

Antonyms for reunite

gather

reconcile

reconciling

rejoin

reunite

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gather

reconcile

reconciling

rejoin

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assemble