reimmerse
Dip back in
To reimmerse is to immerse again—to plunge back into a liquid, environment, or activity after having withdrawn from it.
The word most often appears in figurative contexts: After years away from academia, she reimmersed herself in research.
It suggests a deliberate return to something that once fully occupied one's attention or surroundings.
Establish contact again
- reengageParticipate again after pausing
- reinvolveInclude once more
- rededicatePledge again to purpose
- refocusRedirect one's attention
recommit · reabsorb · reintegrate · reacquaint · rediscover · rekindle · reattend · rejoin
Examine material again
- relearnGain knowledge anew
- revisitExamine again later
- reexploreExamine something previously studied
- rereadExamine text again
reexamine · reinvestigate · rediscover · reacquaint · reengage · refamiliarize · reabsorb · redigest
Sudden steep descent
- dipBrief immersion or condiment
- dunkBriefly submerge in liquid
- soakSaturate with liquid
- steepRising at sharp angle
bathe · drench · saturate · waterlog · douse · inundate · flood · moisten
Adopt another group's practices
- assimilateAbsorb and incorporate fully
- repatriateReturn to origin country
- readaptAdjust again to conditions
- reintegrateReturn to unified state
Coming back in
- homecomingReturning to one's origin
- reintegrationRestoration to a group
- comebackRecovery after decline
- reassimilationAbsorbing back into whole
reacclimation · reincorporation · readjustment · resettlement · repatriation · readmission · reintroduction · reinsertion
reconnect
Establish contact again
- reengageParticipate again after pausing
- reinvolveInclude once more
- rededicatePledge again to purpose
refocus · recommit · reabsorb · reintegrate · reacquaint · rediscover · rekindle · reattend · rejoin · reenter
restudy
Examine material again
reread · reexamine · reinvestigate · rediscover · reacquaint · reengage · refamiliarize · reabsorb · redigest
plunge
Sudden steep descent
steep · bathe · drench · saturate · waterlog · douse · inundate · flood · moisten · dampen
acculturate
Adopt another group's practices
- assimilateAbsorb and incorporate fully
- repatriateReturn to origin country
- readaptAdjust again to conditions
reentry
Coming back in
- homecomingReturning to one's origin
- reintegrationRestoration to a group
- comebackRecovery after decline
reassimilation · reacclimation · reincorporation · readjustment · resettlement · repatriation · readmission · reintroduction · reinsertion