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🤝 To come together again 🔄 To stabilize again
to reconverge

to reconverge

8.5
To come back together to a single path or solution
  • verb
  • /ˌriːkənˈvɜrdʒ/
  • Specialized
translation icon : restabilizarse
  • After the disturbance, the algorithm will reconverge to the correct solution within a few iterations.

Examples

  • After running several tests, we expect the model to reconverge to a stable solution.

  • If the process is stable, it should reconverge even after unexpected changes.

  • The two paths may separate briefly but eventually reconverge at the main road.

  • After a long discussion, we reconverged on our main goal.

  • The team will reconverge for the final meeting next week.

  • The two teams will reconverge on the project after addressing their individual challenges.

  • Once the data has been adjusted, the system should reconverge to its original parameters.

Synonyms

to restabilize
vsto reconverge
  • US
1 5.3

To make something steady again after it becomes unstable

begins to move toward a stable state without external action

Antonyms

to diverge
19 6.8

To move apart and also become different, like roads or opinions

How Stable

to settle
596 3.3
to stabilize
  • US
75 4.3
to reconverge
  • Specialized
8.5
to fluctuate
52 6.3

Surface Forms

reconverge infinitive
reconverged past
reconverged past participle
reconverging present participle
reconverges third person singular

Morphology

reconverge = converge (transparent) = re + converge

The word clearly means to return to the process or state of converging after divergence.

Etymology

Reconverge is made of the parts re- meaning 'again' and converge meaning 'to come together', so in maths, science, or everyday processes it means parts or ideas move back toward a steady state or the correct solution.