Rejoined

To join again; to become united once more. This can refer to physical entities coming together, a person returning to a group or activity, or even abstract concepts like ideas or arguments finding common ground. It implies a previous separation or disconnection. The act suggests a deliberate or natural process of restoration, reintegration, or resumption of a previous state of connection. The reason for the 'rejoining' might be voluntary, forced, or simply the consequence of changing circumstances. It evokes a sense of reconnection, renewal, or the continuation of something interrupted.

Rejoined meaning with examples

• After a brief skirmish, the two armies Rejoined forces, realizing they were stronger united against the common enemy. The soldiers marched together again, their movements coordinated by their returning generals. The battle continued with the enemy's hopes to sever their newly formed front now dashed.
• Sarah, after taking a break to clear her head, Rejoined the ongoing debate about climate change. She had a renewed sense of clarity on the issues, and was ready to share them again. Her views made it evident the break had helped her refine her statements and argument in a clear and concise format.
• The lost explorers, separated during a storm, thankfully Rejoined their expedition at the designated rendezvous point. Their reunion was filled with relief and stories of their individual struggles with nature. With the group reunited, they set up a base camp to plan their next route.
• The separated strands of the broken rope were carefully Rejoined by the experienced craftsman. They now had their tension restored, to a near indistinguishable version of their original design. He was grateful for his years of service that led to an easy execution on the task at hand.
• Despite their previous disagreements, the board members eventually Rejoined the conversation after a recess, determined to find a consensus. With the meeting underway once more, they discussed strategies to make this a more productive conversation to benefit the company and its shareholders.