Synonyms for reunite
ˌri yuˈnaɪtre·unite

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1. reunite

   Synonyms:
   heal, join, mend, secure, sew, solder, stitch, unite, weld

   Antonyms:
   break, burst, cleave, lacerate, mangle, rend, rip, rive, rupture, sever, slit, sunder, tear

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1. reuniteverb

   have a reunion; unite again

   Synonyms:
   reunify

2. reunify, reuniteverb

   unify again, as of a country

   "Will Korea reunify?"

   Synonyms:
   reunify

Matched Categories

1. • Meet
   • Unify

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1. List of paraphrases for "reunite":

   reunify, reunification

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How to use reunite in a sentence?

1. Mica Mosbacher:

   After the Republican National Convention, we may need group therapy or marriage counseling to reunite.

2. David Arquette:

   I am thrilled to be playing Dewey Riley again and to reunite with my Scream family, old and new, scream has been such a big part of my life, and for both the fans and David Arquette, I look forward to honoring Wes Craven's legacy.

3. The DJ:

   My aim is to have one million fans singing together in that particular part of the song, we are launching an application which will allow people to record themselves singing ... and that is the aim to reunite everyone in this part of the song in the name of football.

4. Marc Platt:

   I’m thrilled to reunite with Lionsgate and the incredible team behind ‘La La Land’ to adapt the movie for the Broadway stage, the next exciting chapter in its evolution, we’ve assembled a world-class team to create a musical that will delight ‘La La Land’s’ millions of current fans and introduce the property to a whole new audience.

5. Alejandro Giammattei:

   The message changed too: 'We're going to reunite families, we’re going to reunite children,' the very next day, the coyotes were here organizing groups of children to take them to the United States.