reembrace
Clasp once more
To reembrace is to embrace again—either literally, as in hugging someone after a separation, or figuratively, as in returning to beliefs, practices, or identities once abandoned: After years abroad, she reembered her native culture.
The word suggests reconciliation or renewed commitment to something previously held close.
Releasing resentment toward offenders
- reunionGathering after separation
- reconnectionRestoring a broken link
- mendingRestoring damaged items
- healingRestoration of health
reconcile · rapprochement · restoration · amends · truce · resolve · rekindle · bridge
Intense fond attachment
- warmthHeat you feel
- acceptanceConsent to receive
- tendernessGentle, caring quality
- affectionWarm emotional attachment
devotion · cherish · compassion · welcome · openness · forgive · adore · fondness
Returning to one's origin
- rediscoverFind something forgotten
- reclaimTake back possession
- revisitExamine again later
- returnGo back again
revival · reawakening · reintegration · reestablishment · recovery · restore · readopt · renewal
forgiveness
Releasing resentment toward offenders
- reunionGathering after separation
- reconnectionRestoring a broken link
- mendingRestoring damaged items
healing · reconcile · rapprochement · restoration · amends · truce · resolve · rekindle · bridge · reunification
love
Intense fond attachment
- warmthHeat you feel
- acceptanceConsent to receive
- tendernessGentle, caring quality
affection · devotion · cherish · compassion · welcome · openness · forgive · adore · fondness · caring
homecoming
Returning to one's origin
- rediscoverFind something forgotten
- reclaimTake back possession
- revisitExamine again later
return · revival · reawakening · reintegration · reestablishment · recovery · restore · readopt · renewal · rebirth
hug
Tight, affectionate clasp
clasp · wrap · enfold · cuddle · snuggle · encircle · nestle · cradle · envelop · cling