rejoin
Come back to
Rejoin means to join again after separation: She rejoined her friends after the phone call, He rejoined the company after two years away.
A separate word spelled the same way means to reply sharply or wittily—a rejoinder.
This sense is formal and uncommon: She rejoined that the criticism was unfair.
Gathering after separation
- reconnectEstablish contact again
- reconciliationRestoration of friendly relations
- homecomingReturning to one's origin
- rekindleRenew something dormant
embrace · reestablish · reintegrate · reengage · reunification · return · restore · reacquaint
Quick, cutting reply
- answerSolution to query
- counterFlat service surface
- rebuttalFormal response disputing claims
- comebackRecovery after decline
riposte · repartee · quip · response · rebut · refutation · backtalk · snappy
Go back again
- restartCommence anew
- continuationAct of proceeding further
- comebackRecovery after decline
- renewalMaking current again
recommencement · reinstatement · reenter · pick up · get back · re-sign · reenlist · reaffiliate
Insert remarks abruptly
- counterFlat service surface
- retortQuick, cutting reply
- discourseFormal communication on subjects
- contentionAssertion or rivalry
refutation · disputation · rebut · parry · object · challenge · defend · assert
reunion
Gathering after separation
- reconnectEstablish contact again
- reconciliationRestoration of friendly relations
- homecomingReturning to one's origin
rekindle · embrace · reestablish · reintegrate · reengage · reunification · return · restore · reacquaint · remarry
retort
Quick, cutting reply
comeback · riposte · repartee · quip · response · rebut · refutation · backtalk · snappy · wisecrack
return
Go back again
- restartCommence anew
- continuationAct of proceeding further
- comebackRecovery after decline
renewal · recommencement · reinstatement · reenter · pick up · get back · re-sign · reenlist · reaffiliate · membership
interject
Insert remarks abruptly
contention · refutation · disputation · rebut · parry · object · challenge · defend · assert · persuade