rejoin Synonyms
rejoin Meaning
rejoin (v)
join again
answer back
rejoin (v. t.)
To join again; to unite after separation.
To come, or go, again into the presence of; to join the company of again.
To state in reply; -- followed by an object clause.
rejoin (v. i.)
To answer to a reply.
To answer, as the defendant to the plaintiff's replication.
rejoin Sentence Examples
- The long-lost siblings were overjoyed to rejoin after years of separation.
- The soldiers were eager to rejoin their unit after being on leave.
- The hikers paused to rejoin the main trail after taking a side path.
- The orchestra members rejoined after the intermission, ready to continue the performance.
- The friends decided to rejoin the board game they had started earlier.
- The estranged couple decided to rejoin and give their marriage another chance.
- The students were asked to rejoin the discussion after completing the assignment.
- The team reunited at the finish line, eager to rejoin forces for the next challenge.
- The crew was relieved to rejoin their ship after being stuck on a remote island.
- The guests were invited to rejoin the party after a brief break for refreshments.
FAQs About the word rejoin
join again, answer backTo join again; to unite after separation., To come, or go, again into the presence of; to join the company of again., To state in reply;
reply,respond, answer, come back, react,return, retort, communicate, field, remark
inquire, examine, question,ask, challenge, question, challenge, examine, inquire, ask
The long-lost siblings were overjoyed to rejoin after years of separation.
The soldiers were eager to rejoin their unit after being on leave.
The hikers paused to rejoin the main trail after taking a side path.
The orchestra members rejoined after the intermission, ready to continue the performance.
