reaccept (Meaning)

reaccept

to accept (someone or something) again

Despite their past differences, the company reaccepted the employee after they apologized and made amends.
The university reaccepted the student after they completed the required coursework and met the academic criteria.
The parents reaccepted their child into their home after they had been living independently for several years.
The community reaccepted the former convict after they had served their time and demonstrated remorse.
The team reaccepted the injured player after they had fully recovered and were cleared to play again.
The government reaccepted the exiled leader after they had renounced their previous political views.
The church reaccepted the repentant member after they had confessed their sins and sought forgiveness.
The society reaccepted the outcast after they had made a significant contribution to the community.
The family reaccepted the estranged relative after they had apologized for their past mistakes.
The organization reaccepted the former volunteer after they had completed the necessary training and met the eligibility requirements.

to accept (someone or something) again

adopt, reassume, uphold, agree, support, consent, acquiesce,stand by, accede, assent

decline, disown, disavow, disclaim, abstain (from),take back, retract, avoid, refuse, recant

Despite their past differences, the company reaccepted the employee after they apologized and made amends.

The university reaccepted the student after they completed the required coursework and met the academic criteria.

The parents reaccepted their child into their home after they had been living independently for several years.

The community reaccepted the former convict after they had served their time and demonstrated remorse.