reassimilated
Blended back in
Reassimilated describes someone or something that has been absorbed back into a group, culture, or system after a period of separation.
Immigrants who return to their homeland may be reassimilated into their native culture.
The word also applies to biological processes where substances are reabsorbed: The nutrients were reassimilated into the bloodstream.
It's the past tense and past participle of reassimilate.
Taken back in
- reincorporatedLegally reformed as entity
- reintegratedIncorporated back in
- remergedJoined again after separating
- reacquiredObtained again after losing
reinstated · reassumed · reconsumed · replenished · refilled · restocked · reenergized · reinvigorated
Adopting another group's customs
- naturalizationLegal path to belonging
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
- traditionsLong-established customs passed down
- customsTraditional practices or import taxes
ancestry · lineage · ethnic · diaspora · motherland · fatherland · homeland · identity
Returning to one's origin
- repatriationFormal return to homeland
- returneeOne who comes back
- remigrationReturn migration homeward
- resettlementReestablishing in new place
relocation · reunion · reentry · displaced · refugee · expatriate · emigrant · deportee
Restoration to a group
- reacceptanceBeing taken back
- inclusionBeing made part
- readmittanceRenewed permission to enter
- reinstatementReturn to previous position
readjustment · reconciliation · belonging · membership · conformity · compliance · rehabilitation · resocialization
Modifying something again
- reacclimatizationAdjusting again to environment
- reacclimationRenewed adjustment to conditions
- reconditioningRestoring to good condition
- realignmentAdjusting relative positions
reabsorbed
Taken back in
- reincorporatedLegally reformed as entity
- reintegratedIncorporated back in
- remergedJoined again after separating
reacquired · reinstated · reassumed · reconsumed · replenished · refilled · restocked · reenergized · reinvigorated
acculturation
Adopting another group's customs
- naturalizationLegal path to belonging
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
- traditionsLong-established customs passed down
customs · ancestry · lineage · ethnic · diaspora · motherland · fatherland · homeland · identity · roots
homecoming
Returning to one's origin
- repatriationFormal return to homeland
- returneeOne who comes back
- remigrationReturn migration homeward
resettlement · relocation · reunion · reentry · displaced · refugee · expatriate · emigrant · deportee · citizenship
reintegration
Restoration to a group
- reacceptanceBeing taken back
- inclusionBeing made part
- readmittanceRenewed permission to enter
reinstatement · readjustment · reconciliation · belonging · membership · conformity · compliance · rehabilitation · resocialization · mainstreaming
readjustment
Modifying something again
- reacclimatizationAdjusting again to environment
- reacclimationRenewed adjustment to conditions
- reconditioningRestoring to good condition
reassimilatedexpelled
Officially removed or banished
exiled · banished · estranged · ostracized · excommunicated
reassimilateddissimilated
Made sounds less alike
unassimilated · differentiated · diverged · individuated · seceded