to reengage

Examples

• All

• To boost employee morale, the team leader chose to reengage staff in the decision-making process.

• With as many reasons for dropping out as there are students, we need an equal number of tactics for reengaging them in learning.

  Academic text (1991)

• The manager decided to reengage the consultant to help with the project's completion.

Synonyms

R

to renew

vsto reengage

175 2.8

Make a card or agreement valid again after it ends

is used specifically for hiring, appointing, or continuing someone's work under contract

R

to reappoint

vsto reengage

• Formal

5 3.8

Give someone the same job again after their term ends

is used more generally to bring someone back, involve them, or make new agreements

R

to reemploy

vsto reengage

1 3.9

Give someone their job back after they left or lost it

covers broader acts of bringing someone back, appointing, or making new contracts

R

to recontract

vsto reengage

• Formal

6.8

To make a new agreement after a previous one ends

also covers hiring or appointing people again, not only making contracts

Antonyms

F

to fire

∞ 2.8

To officially make someone leave their job

D

to dismiss

70 3.3

To remove someone from their job

How Employed

to retain

236 3.4

to reappoint

• Formal

5 3.8

to reengage

1 5.0

to hire

∞ 1.4

to call back

23 3.3

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology