reconvoke
Call back together
To reconvoke is to convene again—to call a group back into session after it has dispersed or adjourned.
The word applies to assemblies, councils, or deliberative bodies: The president reconvoked parliament to address the emergency.
Less common than reconvene, it carries a slightly more formal or archaic tone.
Formally gather together
- reconveneMeet again after adjournment
- summonCall to appear
- assembleJoin parts together
- gatherBring or come together
muster · rally · congregate · meeting · session · caucus · quorum · parliament
Commence anew
- recommenceBegin again after pause
- reopenMake accessible again
- continueGo on without stopping
- renewMake valid again
revive · reinstate · reestablish · adjourn · recess · postponement · suspension · interruption
convene
Formally gather together
gather · muster · rally · congregate · meeting · session · caucus · quorum · parliament · council
restart
Commence anew
- recommenceBegin again after pause
- reopenMake accessible again
- continueGo on without stopping
renew · revive · reinstate · reestablish · adjourn · recess · postponement · suspension · interruption · hiatus
convoke, convocation, evoke, evocation, evocative, invoke, invocation, provoke, provocation