reentering

Going back in

Reentering is the present participle of reenter—to enter again after leaving.

A spacecraft reenters Earth's atmosphere.

A student reenters college after taking time off.

Someone reenters a room they just left: She kept reentering the kitchen to check on dinner.

The word often appears in contexts of returning to a state or activity previously abandoned.

atmosphere

spacecraft

Vehicle for outer space

burn · descent · trajectory · splashdown · NASA · astronaut · orbit · thermal · ablation · fireball

return

homecoming

Returning to one's origin

reacclimation · resettlement · reunion · readmission · reassimilation · reorientation · re-engagement · going back · returning · threshold

workforce

employment

Paid occupation status

  • careerLifelong occupational pursuit
  • resumeCareer summary document
  • job marketEmployment availability collectively

skills gap · retraining · interview · workplace · hire · transition · gap year · maternity · sabbatical · retirement

competition

comeback

Recovery after decline

tournament · contender · challenger · athlete · circuit · roster · eligibility · reinstatement · suspension · cleared

data

input

Data received for processing

password · PIN · code · submission · field · database · keystroke · login · verification · retry

Opposites
direction of movement

reenteringexiting

Going out from

leaving · departing · withdrawing · going out · egressing

sequence/continuity

reenteringentering

Going into a place

debuting · arriving · joining · commencing

continuity of presence

reenteringstaying away

keeping out · abstaining · avoiding · shunning

Family

enter, entry, entrance, entered, entering, entrant, entree, reenter, reentry

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