🔄 To try again 🔄 A second attempt

reapproach

8.1

A second attempt to contact or deal with someone after the first try

noun
/ˌriːəˈproʊtʃ/

: nuevo acercamiento

The scientist's reapproach to the experiment led to a successful outcome.

Examples

After the initial rejection, the company planned a careful reapproach to the potential client.
The team's reapproach to the problem was more effective.
Negotiators agreed that a reapproach was necessary after talks broke down.
After the initial failure, we decided to make a reapproach to the negotiations.
After a period of silence, I appreciated his reapproach to resolving our differences.
Their reapproach to the project showed a commitment to improving communication.
The company's reapproach to the client was welcomed after the successful negotiation.

Synonyms

revisitation

vsreapproach

7.3

A new look at an idea, work, or theme for more thought

is a renewed practical attempt to contact or handle after an initial effort

submarining

vsreapproach

Slang

8.9

Suddenly contacting someone again after ignoring them for a long time

is a second attempt that may be planned rather than a sudden social reappearance

Antonyms

to abandon

773 3.1

Leave someone or something behind permanently and without care

How Determined

persistence

52 4.1

reapproach

8.1

follow-up

78 3.9

Surface Forms

reapproach singular

reapproaches plural

Morphology

reapproach = approach (transparent) = re + approach

This is a standard use of the productive prefix 're-' with the noun 'approach' to mean a second or renewed approach.

Etymology

Reapproach comes from the prefix re- meaning 'again' and the word approach meaning 'to come near', so a reapproach is a second try to contact or deal with someone after the first attempt.