Reunify: meaning, definitions and examples

Used when bringing together parts that were previously separated or divided, often on a large scale like countries or organizations.

• After decades of separation, the two countries decided to reunify.
• The company plans to reunify its European and Asian divisions.

Used when restoring a friendly relationship or bringing into harmony after a disagreement or conflict, often applying to personal relationships or conflicting ideas.

• After their big argument, they managed to reconcile and save their friendship.
• The accountant had to reconcile the differences in the financial statements.

Used when establishing a connection or relationship once again, often with friends, family, or previous acquaintances.

• I reconnected with my childhood friend through social media.
• The program helps veterans reconnect with their communities after service.

Used when bringing someone or something back into a group or system where they belong, often used with people rejoining a community or society.

• The organization assists former inmates to reintegrate into society.
• After a long absence, he found it challenging to reintegrate into the team.