reaccepted
Welcomed in again
Reaccepted is the past tense of reaccept—to accept again something previously rejected, returned, or withdrawn.
A university might have reaccepted a student who had dropped out; a store reaccepted merchandise after initially refusing the return: The journal reaccepted the manuscript after revisions.
Granted mercy for wrongdoing
- reconciledRestored to harmony
- embracedHeld someone warmly
- includedMade part of
- restoredReturned to original condition
reunited · pardoned · absolved · readmitted · reintegrated · reinstated · returned · received
Returned to previous position
- readmittedAllowed to return inside
- reenrolledSigned up again
- rehiredEmployed once more
- restoredReturned to original condition
membership · application · appeal · probation · reinstatement · reentry · rejoining · credentials
Allowed to return inside
- hospitalizedSent for inpatient care
- patientAble to wait calmly
- treatmentCare for an ailment
- dischargeRelease of substance outward
admission · relapse · recurrence · complications · ward · care · recovery · follow-up
Renewed opportunity after failure
- redemptionRecovery or moral restoration
- fresh startOpportunity to restart unburdened
- comebackRecovery after decline
- renewalMaking current again
rehabilitation · recovery · reform · reinvention · reprieve · opportunity · reclamation · reestablishment
forgiven
Granted mercy for wrongdoing
- reconciledRestored to harmony
- embracedHeld someone warmly
- includedMade part of
restored · reunited · pardoned · absolved · readmitted · reintegrated · reinstated · returned · received · acknowledged
reinstated
Returned to previous position
- readmittedAllowed to return inside
- reenrolledSigned up again
- rehiredEmployed once more
restored · membership · application · appeal · probation · reinstatement · reentry · rejoining · credentials · standing
readmitted
Allowed to return inside
- hospitalizedSent for inpatient care
- patientAble to wait calmly
- treatmentCare for an ailment
discharge · admission · relapse · recurrence · complications · ward · care · recovery · follow-up · symptoms
second chance
Renewed opportunity after failure
- redemptionRecovery or moral restoration
- fresh startOpportunity to restart unburdened
- comebackRecovery after decline
renewal · rehabilitation · recovery · reform · reinvention · reprieve · opportunity · reclamation · reestablishment · revival
reacceptedrejected
Refused or turned away
refused · expelled · denied · excluded · turned away