reinvited
Summoned back again
Reinvited is the past tense of reinvite, meaning to invite again after a previous invitation—typically because someone declined, an event was rescheduled, or relations were repaired: After the misunderstanding was cleared up, she was reinvited to the wedding.
Sometimes implies a second chance at inclusion.
Releasing resentment toward offenders
- redemptionRecovery or moral restoration
- second chanceRenewed opportunity after failure
- reconciliationRestoration of friendly relations
- amnestyGroup pardon from authorities
pardon · grace · welcome back · open arms · acceptance · reacceptance · reintegration · restoration
Assigned a new time
- reconvenedAssembled again after recess
- summonedCalled to appear
- requestedAsked for specifically
- beckonedSignaled to approach
called · reinvitation · guest list · RSVP · event · gathering · party · function
Recovery after decline
- reentryComing back in
- readmissionAcceptance back in
- reinstatementReturn to previous position
- rejoiningReturning to a group
reintegration · reintroduction · restored · recalled · brought back · reengaged · reestablished
forgiveness
Releasing resentment toward offenders
- redemptionRecovery or moral restoration
- second chanceRenewed opportunity after failure
- reconciliationRestoration of friendly relations
amnesty · pardon · grace · welcome back · open arms · acceptance · reacceptance · reintegration · restoration · renewal
rescheduled
Assigned a new time
- reconvenedAssembled again after recess
- summonedCalled to appear
- requestedAsked for specifically
beckoned · called · reinvitation · guest list · RSVP · event · gathering · party · function · reception
comeback
Recovery after decline
- reentryComing back in
- readmissionAcceptance back in
- reinstatementReturn to previous position
rejoining · reintegration · reintroduction · restored · recalled · brought back · reengaged · reestablished
reinviteduninvited
Without formal welcome
disinvited · excluded · banned · blacklisted · shunned