reacquaint Antonyms
Meaning of reacquaint
reacquaint
to give (someone) renewed knowledge and experience of something or someone
reacquaint Sentence Examples
- After years of estrangement, the siblings decided to reacquaint themselves over dinner.
- The former classmates organized a reunion to reacquaint themselves with their long-lost bonds.
- The hikers paused at the summit to reacquaint themselves with the panoramic vista.
- After a lengthy absence, the traveler was eager to reacquaint herself with the familiar sights and sounds of her hometown.
- The author's return to the library allowed him to reacquaint himself with the works that had inspired him.
- The elderly couple took a stroll through the park, reacquainting themselves with the memories they had made there.
- The new manager made an effort to reacquaint himself with the company's history and values.
- The students in the exchange program were excited to reacquaint themselves with their host families over the holidays.
- The lost dog was thrilled to reacquaint itself with its owners after being separated for so long.
- The old friends met for coffee, reacquainting themselves with the shared experiences that had shaped their lives.
FAQs About the word reacquaint
to give (someone) renewed knowledge and experience of something or someone
reintroduce, greet, meet,address, present, acquaint, introduce,hail
No antonyms found.
After years of estrangement, the siblings decided to reacquaint themselves over dinner.
The former classmates organized a reunion to reacquaint themselves with their long-lost bonds.
The hikers paused at the summit to reacquaint themselves with the panoramic vista.
After a lengthy absence, the traveler was eager to reacquaint herself with the familiar sights and sounds of her hometown.
