reingratiate (Meaning)
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reingratiate (v. t.)
To ingratiate again or anew.
Synonyms & Antonyms of reingratiate
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reingratiate Sentence Examples
- The politician reingratiated himself with his constituents by addressing their concerns directly.
- After a falling out, she attempted to reingratiate herself with her friends by apologizing profusely.
- The corporation launched a PR campaign to reingratiate itself with the public after a scandal.
- The prodigal son hoped to reingratiate himself with his father by showing remorse and changing his ways.
- The company's new CEO aimed to reingratiate the brand with its target audience through innovative marketing initiatives.
- The employee worked tirelessly to reingratiate himself with his boss after making a serious mistake.
- The ambassador used diplomatic gestures to reingratiate his country with its former allies.
- The former convict sought to reingratiate himself with society by volunteering and helping others.
- The musician tried to reingratiate himself with his fans after years of being out of the spotlight.
- The teacher assigned a project designed to help students reingratiate themselves with the class environment after a disruptive incident.
FAQs About the word reingratiate
To ingratiate again or anew.
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No antonyms found.
The politician reingratiated himself with his constituents by addressing their concerns directly.
After a falling out, she attempted to reingratiate herself with her friends by apologizing profusely.
The corporation launched a PR campaign to reingratiate itself with the public after a scandal.
The prodigal son hoped to reingratiate himself with his father by showing remorse and changing his ways.
