reunite
11reunite — re|u|nite [ ,riju naıt ] verb intransitive or transitive 1. ) to bring people or groups together again after they have not seen each other for a period of time, or to be brought together again after a period of time: The band has reunited for one …
12reunite — verb Etymology: Middle English, from Medieval Latin reunitus, past participle of reunire, from Latin re + Late Latin unire to unite more at unite Date: 15th century transitive verb to bring together again intransitive verb to come together again… …
13reunite — reunitable, adj. reuniter, n. /ree yooh nuyt /, v.t., v.i., reunited, reuniting. to unite again, as after separation. [1585 95; < ML reunit(us) (ptp. of reunire), equiv. to L re RE + unitus joined together; see UNITE1] * * * …
14reunite — Synonyms and related words: accommodate, adjust, arrange matters, bring to terms, bring together, compose, compromise, fix up, harmonize, heal the breach, mediate, patch things up, put in tune, reconcile, resolve, restore harmony, settle, settle… …
15reunite — I (Roget s IV) v. Syn. meet, meet again, reassemble, reconvene, join, rejoin, become reconciled, have a reconciliation, be restored to one another, remarry, heal the breach, make peace, get together, patch things up*, make up*. Ant. separate*, go …
16reunite — re·u·nite || ‚rɪËjuË naɪt v. unite again, reunify, rejoin, bring together again …
17reunite — 1) uterine 2) retinue …
18reunite — verb come together or cause to come together again after a period of separation or disunity …
19reunite — verb (intransitive, transitive usually passive) to come together again or bring people together again: be reunited with: reunited with his family …
20reunite — re·unite …
