reembrace Antonyms
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Meaning of reembrace
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reembrace (v. i.)
To embrace again.
reembrace Sentence Examples
- After a brief separation, the couple reembraced their love with renewed passion.
- The community reembraced its lost traditions and celebrated them with vigor.
- As the pandemic subsided, society reembraced social gatherings and a sense of normalcy.
- The reemergence of the economy prompted businesses to reembrace innovative strategies.
- The athlete reembraced the grueling training regimen to prepare for their comeback.
- After years of estrangement, the siblings reembraced their bond and forged a stronger connection.
- The nation reembraced its cultural heritage and showcased it with pride on the world stage.
- The school reembraced its commitment to diversity and inclusion, creating a welcoming environment for all.
- The church reembraced its role as a beacon of hope and a place of refuge for the community.
- The world reembraced the beauty of travel and exploration after the easing of travel restrictions.
FAQs About the word reembrace
To embrace again.
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After a brief separation, the couple reembraced their love with renewed passion.
The community reembraced its lost traditions and celebrated them with vigor.
As the pandemic subsided, society reembraced social gatherings and a sense of normalcy.
The reemergence of the economy prompted businesses to reembrace innovative strategies.
