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rejoin
1[ ree-join ]
rejoin
1/ riːˈdʒɔɪn /
verb
- to come again into company with (someone or something)
- tr to put or join together again; reunite
rejoin
2/ rɪˈdʒɔɪn /
verb
- to say (something) in reply; answer, reply, or retort
- law to answer (a claimant's reply)
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of rejoin1
Example Sentences
Battle is rejoined in Brazil this weekend, the last of three back-to-back races.
The Biden administration rejoined the Paris Agreement and pledged billions of dollars to combat climate change both domestically and abroad, but a second Trump administration would likely undo this progress.
The King had just walked away from a lectern to rejoin Queen Camilla sitting on the stage when Thorpe started shouting as she walked forwards from the back of the assembly.
In the book, readers rejoin Bridget in her 50s, a mother to two children and widowed following the death of her husband Mark Darcy.
The government has ruled out rejoining the EU, or its individual big projects – the single market and the customs union.
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