reenter

Go in again

To reenter is to enter again—a place you've left, a field you've abandoned, or a state you've exited.

A spacecraft reenters Earth's atmosphere after orbiting.

Someone reenters the workforce after time away.

She reentered the room to grab her phone.

He's reentering politics after a decade in the private sector.

repetition

retry

Attempt something again

retype · resubmit · reapply · reregister · reenroll · rejoin

return

homecoming

Returning to one's origin

readmission · reappearance · reunion · return · arrival · welcome · resettlement · readjustment · recovery · restoration

threshold

doorway

Passage into a room

door · opening · vestibule · foyer · passageway · access

space

atmosphere

Gaseous layer around planets

spacecraft · heatshield · trajectory · descent · splashdown · landing · module · ablation · parachute · deorbit

movement

cross

Pass from side to side

approach · navigate · ingress · access · transition · crossing · passage

Categories
Opposites
direction of movement

reenterexit

Way to leave

leave · depart · go out · withdraw · vacate

continuation vs. cessation of participation

reenterquit

Cease doing something

resign · drop out · retire · bow out · abandon

repetition vs. initial/singular action

reenterenter

Pass into a space

Family

reentered, reenters, reentering

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