reaffiliation (Meaning)
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reaffiliation (n)
affiliation anew
Synonyms & Antonyms of reaffiliation
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
reaffiliation Sentence Examples
- The former members of the party decided to pursue reaffiliation with their original organization.
- The university requested reaffiliation with the academic association to enhance its research capabilities.
- The politician announced her reaffiliation with a different political party, citing ideological differences.
- The company's shareholders voted in favor of reaffiliation with a rival firm, seeking synergy and growth.
- The athlete's reaffiliation with her previous team was met with both excitement and skepticism.
- The reaffiliation process involved complex negotiations and legal clearances.
- The merger resulted in the reaffiliation of two large corporations, creating a global industry giant.
- The school district's reaffiliation with the county education system aimed to improve student outcomes.
- The reaffiliation with the union provided employees with additional benefits and protection.
- The artist's reaffiliation with his original art collective marked a return to his artistic roots.
FAQs About the word reaffiliation
affiliation anew
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The former members of the party decided to pursue reaffiliation with their original organization.
The university requested reaffiliation with the academic association to enhance its research capabilities.
The politician announced her reaffiliation with a different political party, citing ideological differences.
The company's shareholders voted in favor of reaffiliation with a rival firm, seeking synergy and growth.
