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reunite

1 of 1verb
/ˌrijuˈnaɪt/
Forms:reunites,reuniting,reunited,reunited
1

to bring together again, especially after a period of separation

  • The long-lost friends were thrilled to reunite after years apart.
  • Families reunite during the holidays to celebrate and share time together.
  • The band members decided to reunite for a special one-time concert.
  • After years apart, the friends reunited at their high school reunion.
  • The family reunited at the airport with hugs and tears.
2

to cause people or things that were separated to come together once more

transitive
  • The charity worked to reunite lost pets with their owners after the storm.
  • She helped reunite her friend with a long-lost sibling.
  • The organizers reunited family members at the reunion event.
  • Volunteers reunited children with their families after the festival.
  • The agency's mission was to reunite separated families at the border.
Synonyms:
reunify