reopening
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- noun
- /ˌriːˈoʊpənɪŋ/
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- I went to a grand reopening after their remodel of my local grocery store on Saturday.
- beach reopening
The key message from that data is that the reopening is not yet going smoothly.
- The key message from that data is that the reopening is not yet going smoothly.
- And yes, is it possible that China's reopening could be inflationary?
- And are there any potential stocks that could benefit from Chinas reopening in America?
- What was so right as the country's reopening?
- She goes on to say, OK, reasonable people advocated on both sides of the reopening debate.
- And so all of the reopening that in a way recaptures what went before and develops it in new direction.
- I do not believe that a China reopening situation is bad.
- But I am hopeful that was now things reopening.
- So it kind of limits your need for reopening probates in all of those different areas.
- The the, the right, for whatever reason or or for some reason is intent on reopening.
Examples
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Welcome, everyone, to the Grand Reopening... of the newly renovated Hayden Planetarium... here at the Museum of Natural History.
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And I know many will want to welcome and thank those who've worked so hard for the reopening of schools safely this week.
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Figure we could have a grand reopening by next summer.
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I hope to see you all at the reopening of the hotel, - - the date of which will be announced soon.
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I knew and understood the importance of reopening schools and the importance of making sure that people were safe.
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I mean, the town's grand reopening is in, like, a week.
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Got something nice to wear for the big reopening?
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Now the city wants to do a full assessment, see if the building's even worth reopening.
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We want to plan for reopening things safely.
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The city will mark the reopening with an ice cream social at 4 p.m.
Synonyms
Starting something again after it was paused or finished
Antonyms
How Restored
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Reopening comes from the prefix re- meaning 'again' and the word open meaning 'not closed'. So reopening literally means 'opening again', which is why it refers to the act of opening something after it has been closed.