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to remerge

to remerge

1 5.9
Come together again after being separated
  • verb
  • /riˈmɜrdʒ/
: 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
4 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

372 1.9

To break into parts or pieces

How United

to merge
172 3.2
to remerge
1 5.9
to reunite
169 3.2
to rejoin
69 3.5
to reconnect
82 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.