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reunify

 

Definitions from WordNet

Verb reunify has 1 sense
  1. reunify, reunite - unify again, as of a country; "Will Korea reunify?"
    --1 is one way to unite, unify
    Derived forms: noun reunion2, noun reunification1
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Definitions from the Web

Term: Reunify

Description:

Reunify is a verb that refers to the act of bringing together or reuniting separate individuals, groups, or entities.


Senses:

Sense 1:

When used as a transitive verb, "reunify" means to restore unity or bring together again something that has been divided or separated.

Example sentences:
  1. After years of conflict, the government was finally able to reunify the divided nation.
  2. The organization's mission is to reunify families that have been separated due to war or natural disasters.
  3. The therapist's goal is to reunify the couple and help them rebuild their relationship.

Sense 2:

When used as an intransitive verb, "reunify" describes the process of becoming unified or brought back together.

Example sentences:
  1. It took several months for the districts to reunify after the merger.
  2. The team celebrated their victory, hoping it would reunify them after a season of internal conflicts.
  3. The broken fragments of the vase were carefully glued back together, allowing it to reunify as a whole.

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