reencounter

Examples

• All

• After many years, their joyful reencounter brought back fond memories of their childhood.

• The key to this reencounter lies in disco as a style of dance.

  Academic text (1991)

• But there was that reencounter the night before in the drunk tank, and before that, there was the time in October, and it goes further back.

  Fiction book (2001)

• How does the copyist respond to a reencounter with a section of text that he has shaped into a finial or spread out to form an eave bracket?

  Academic text (2015)

• Trumbull experimented with water and paint running over a sheet of glass and shot at 1,000 frames per second, in addition to employing other extemporaneous methods in his attempt to provide the viewer a visual reencounter with nature, a representation of the beauty of the universe coming into formation.

  Academic text (2017)

• According to the spiral-to-integration paradigm, in contrast, ego transcendence involves a reencounter with psychic and spiritual potentials that once, at the very outset of development, were active within consciousness.

  Academic text (1990)

• The reunion was a heartfelt reencounter, filled with laughter and shared stories from the past.

• She cherished their unexpected reencounter at the café, where they used to meet regularly.

Synonyms

R

recontact

vsreencounter

6.3

A second time of getting in touch with someone for more information

includes meeting or experiencing someone or something again, not only communication

R

re-experience

vsreencounter

5.2

A return of a past feeling or memory in your mind

also covers meeting someone or something again after time apart, not only feelings

Antonyms

A

avoidance

39 3.7

Keeping away from something or stopping it from happening

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology