re-entering

Going in again

Re-entering is the present participle of reenter, meaning to enter again after having left.

A spacecraft re-entering Earth's atmosphere returns from space.

Someone re-entering the workforce resumes employment after time away.

She's re-entering the dating scene after her divorce.

The hyphen is optional; reentering is equally standard.

return

homecoming

Returning to one's origin

reintegration · reassimilation · reacclimation · reinsertion · reincorporation · readjustment · reengagement · reactivation · recommencement · reestablishment

comeback

resurgence

Return after dormancy

rehabilitation · reinstatement · restoration · reemergence · reclaiming · renaissance · reawakening · reclamation · reconstitution · reinvigoration

redemption

second chance

Renewed opportunity after failure

reconciliation · atonement · reprieve · absolution · clemency · mercy · pardon · grace · reform · fresh start

cycle

loop

Curve closing on itself

rotation · orbit · circulation · phase · reoccurrence · periodicity · return path · trajectory · atmosphere · spacecraft

data

input

Data received for processing

rekey · password · credentials · login · code · PIN · form · database · verification · correction

Opposites
direction of movement

re-enteringexiting

Going out from

leaving · departing · going out · withdrawing · retreating

repetition vs. first-time action

re-enteringentering

Going into a place

debuting

continuity of presence

re-enteringstaying away

abandoning · forsaking · quitting

Family

re-enter, enter, entering, entered, enters, entry, entries, entrance, entrances

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