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to remerge

to remerge

5.9
Come together again after being separated
  • verb
  • /riˈmɜrdʒ/
translation icon : reunir
  • The two companies decided to remerge after their previous split to improve their market position.

Examples

  • He starts to remerge with the wall.

    Blog text (28)
  • Find what your style is, and maybe separating your art from yourself would be a great way to remerge.

    Blog text (12)
  • Jerry, Joetta, psychologists, and social workers merge and remerge in measured conversation that takes them from room to room.

    Fiction book (1996)
  • After reviewing their individual contributions, the team will remerge to finalize the project.

  • Following the crisis, the organizations will remerge to collaborate on future initiatives.

Synonyms

to recombine
vsto remerge
3 5.5

To join things together again after they were separated

emphasizes general coming together rather than physical mixing
to reconsolidate
vsto remerge
1 7.4

To bring separate parts back together into one group

emphasizes forming a single unified whole rather than simple joining

Antonyms

297 1.9

To break into parts or pieces

How United

to merge
192 3.2
to remerge
5.9
to reunite
138 3.2
to rejoin
70 3.5
to reconnect
86 3.7

Surface Forms

remerge infinitive
remerged past
remerged past participle
remerging present participle
remerges third person singular

Morphology

remerge = merge (transparent) = re + merge

The meaning follows the regular and highly productive pattern 'again' + 'merge'.

Etymology

The word remerge is made of re- meaning 'again' and merge meaning 'to join'. So, to remerge is to 'join again' after being apart.