re-embrace
Welcome back warmly
Re-embrace is to embrace again—to return to something once held, believed, or valued.
The word usually describes reconnecting with ideas, traditions, or identities after a period of distance or rejection: After years abroad, she re-embraced her cultural heritage.
It can also mean literally hugging someone again: The couple re-embraced after the long separation.
Receive again after refusal
- readmitAllow reentry after exclusion
- reintegrateReturn to unified state
- welcome backGreeting upon return
- reincorporateInclude again after removal
reinstate · readopt · reaffirm · revalidate · homecoming · return · reunion · reentry
Renew something dormant
- reviveRestore consciousness or vigor
- reigniteCause to burn anew
- renewMake valid again
- restoreReturn to earlier state
resurrect · reawaken · rebirth · resurgence · revival · reinvigorate · rejuvenate · rediscover
Join after separation
- reconcileResolve a disagreement
- mendRestore after damage
- forgiveCease to blame
- reconnectEstablish contact again
rapprochement · healing · restoration · peace · harmony · resolution · accord · bridge-building
reaccept
Receive again after refusal
- readmitAllow reentry after exclusion
- reintegrateReturn to unified state
- welcome backGreeting upon return
reincorporate · reinstate · readopt · reaffirm · revalidate · homecoming · return · reunion · reentry · repatriation
rekindle
Renew something dormant
restore · resurrect · reawaken · rebirth · resurgence · revival · reinvigorate · rejuvenate · rediscover · reclaim
reunite
Join after separation
reconnect · rapprochement · healing · restoration · peace · harmony · resolution · accord · bridge-building · olive branch
hug
Tight, affectionate clasp
tenderness · arms · clasp · squeeze · cling · enfold · nestle · snuggle · caress · intimacy
embrace, embraced, embracing, embraceable, embracement, brace, braces, braced, bracing