Synonyms for reentry
riˈɛn trireen·t·ry

Princeton's WordNet

1. reentrynoun

   the act of entering again

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1. • Return

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1. Andre Peart:

   My vision is to connect these people with jobs, reentry resources, courses, nonprofits, second-chance employers, mental health and drug abuse agencies, and a whole community that can offer support, all in one place i want to offer other people the immediate access to resources and opportunities I didn't have -- or didn't know how to get.

2. Alfredo Montufar-Helu:

   Marvel’s reentry into China after a de facto ban of [more than] three years by Chinese authorities is especially significant given the backdrop against which it is happening, not only is China facing increasing economic headwinds at home, but also a more challenging external environment, driven by growing communication and trust gaps with the West.

3. Gary Samore:

   Kim Jong-un was photographed in front of a map of the U.S. which appeared to show four targets for North Korean missiles – Hawaii, San Diego, Washington D.C. and perhaps Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana. however, most experts think Pyongyang does not yet have that ability since the regime hasn’t tested and demonstrated a reentry vehicle for its [intercontinental missiles].

4. Rocket Lab:

   This is really important because if you don't have the stage orientated perfectly with the heat shield down, then basically as the reentry process begins, it's like a big ball of plasma [ and ] it'll basically shred the stage.

5. Department Director Bryan Stirling:

   I think our staff has been working hard on safety and security, and we’ve been working hard on getting funding for rehabilitation and reentry programs. There are avenues, if people want to better themselves when they come to the Department of Corrections.