reenters
Comes in again
Reenters is the third-person singular form of reenter, meaning to enter again.
Someone reenters a room after stepping out, or reenters a competition after withdrawing.
A spacecraft reenters the atmosphere when returning to Earth.
She reenters the workforce after raising children.
The satellite reenters over the Pacific.
Coming back in
- doorwayPassage into a room
- thresholdPoint of beginning
- gatewayPoint of access
- portalImposing entrance or gate
ingress · access · arrival · admittance · foyer · vestibule · lobby · penetration
Recovery after decline
- returnGo back again
- resurfaceAppear again after absence
- reemergenceReturning to visibility
- recurrenceReturn of something previous
revival · reintroduction · restoration · encore · curtain call · second act · reawakening · renewal
Go back again
- reunionGathering after separation
- arrivalAct of reaching destination
- welcomeHospitable greeting offered
- embraceHold closely in arms
nostalgia · familiarity · reintegration · reconnection · reunification · readjustment · reacclimation · belonging
Career summary document
- restartCommence anew
- recommenceBegin again after pause
- rebootCycle power intentionally
- reinitiateBegin anew
reengage · proceed · pick up · carry on · reactivate · rekindle · revive · rejoin
reentry
Coming back in
portal · ingress · access · arrival · admittance · foyer · vestibule · lobby · penetration · intrusion
comeback
Recovery after decline
- returnGo back again
- resurfaceAppear again after absence
- reemergenceReturning to visibility
recurrence · revival · reintroduction · restoration · encore · curtain call · second act · reawakening · renewal · rebirth
return
Go back again
- reunionGathering after separation
- arrivalAct of reaching destination
- welcomeHospitable greeting offered
embrace · nostalgia · familiarity · reintegration · reconnection · reunification · readjustment · reacclimation · belonging · homeward
resume
Career summary document
- restartCommence anew
- recommenceBegin again after pause
- rebootCycle power intentionally
reinitiate · reengage · proceed · pick up · carry on · reactivate · rekindle · revive · rejoin · reassume