reapproach (Meaning)
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reapproach (v. i. & t.)
To approach again or anew.
Synonyms & Antonyms of reapproach
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
reapproach Sentence Examples
- The company decided to reapproach the investor for additional funding.
- After a failed attempt, the salesperson resolved to reapproach the client with a more compelling offer.
- The government had to reapproach the treaty negotiations from a different angle.
- The research team reapproached the experiment with modified parameters.
- The doctor advised the patient to reapproach the procedure after a period of rest.
- The politician reapproached his constituency with a renewed message.
- The architect reapproached the design with an emphasis on sustainability.
- The artist reapproached the subject matter with a fresh perspective.
- The teacher reapproached the lesson plan to accommodate the students' learning styles.
- The couple reapproached their relationship with open hearts and a willingness to forgive.
FAQs About the word reapproach
To approach again or anew.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The company decided to reapproach the investor for additional funding.
After a failed attempt, the salesperson resolved to reapproach the client with a more compelling offer.
The government had to reapproach the treaty negotiations from a different angle.
The research team reapproached the experiment with modified parameters.
