reconnection
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3.9
- noun
- /ˌriːkəˈnɛkʃən/
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reconexión
- After years apart, their reconnection at the school reunion brought back fond memories.
Yeah, I've had an experience of doing a reconnection to the self ceremony.
- Yeah, I've had an experience of doing a reconnection to the self ceremony.
- It's a reconnection with what you grew up with.
- This has to do with reconnection with tradition.
- So the natural medicines can imbue that with our reconnection with earth based intelligence.
- And there is like this, there is this hint of an acceptance around and this drive for reconnection.
- And but how did that reconnection happen?
- And that level of reconnection and reintegration into hopes, dreams.
Examples
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The therapy session focused on emotional reconnection between family members who had drifted apart.
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One of the greatest things in his 90s was the reconnection with Florida.
Blog text (4) -
It's a reconnection with what you grew up with.
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This has to do with reconnection with tradition.
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Their strength lay in a faint hope that reconnection to family could one day be possible.
Fiction book (1999) -
I feel like this year for me has been a year of connection, reconnection, and kind of like internal contemplation.
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It was a point of reconnection for an old friend and a very special time.
Blog text (10) -
Healing occurs through the person's reconnection with the coherence of the larger system.
Academic text (1998) -
They were here this morning, actually making some reconnections.
Blog text (21) -
We argue that such a reconnection is critical to creating a more politically attuned and ethically responsible social science.
Academic text (1998)
Synonyms
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4.6
Putting something back where it was after it was removed
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7.5
Joining things together again after they were separated
An action that brings people or things back together after separation
People or things that come together again after being apart
Antonyms
How Connected
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Morphology
Etymology
Reconnection comes from re- ('again') plus connection ('a joining' or 'link'), so the word means 'joining again'. That's why a reconnection can mean the act of putting things or people back together — like plugging a cable in again or meeting someone after a long time.