re-enlisting (Meaning)

re-enlisting

to enlist (someone) again, to enlist again

No weak antonyms found.

The seasoned veteran decided to re-enlist, motivated by patriotism and a desire to continue serving his country.
Despite the hardships endured during his first deployment, the young soldier resolved to re-enlist and make a lasting impact.
The financial incentives offered by the military proved too tempting, prompting many former soldiers to consider re-enlisting.
The camaraderie forged during their previous service inspired the group of friends to re-enlist together.
The unit's reputation for excellence swayed several promising recruits to re-enlist for extended periods.
After receiving a promotion, the officer re-enlisted for a longer term, eager to take on new responsibilities.
The special operations team announced that it would be re-enlisting experienced veterans to fill critical roles.
The military branch launched a campaign targeting reservists and former personnel, encouraging them to re-enlist and bolster its ranks.
The seasoned sergeant urged his subordinates to re-enlist, sharing tales of his rewarding experiences.
The growing threat from adversaries convinced many hesitant soldiers to re-enlist and defend their nation.

to enlist (someone) again, to enlist again

rejoining, re-enrolling, reenrolling, re-upping, reentering, signing on (for), enlisting (in), signing up (for), enrolling (in), entering

withdrawing, demitting, quitting,dropping out,

The seasoned veteran decided to re-enlist, motivated by patriotism and a desire to continue serving his country.

Despite the hardships endured during his first deployment, the young soldier resolved to re-enlist and make a lasting impact.

The financial incentives offered by the military proved too tempting, prompting many former soldiers to consider re-enlisting.

The camaraderie forged during their previous service inspired the group of friends to re-enlist together.