rejoined
Came together again
Rejoined is the past tense of rejoin, which has two distinct meanings.
One is to join again after separation: She rejoined the group after her phone call, He rejoined the army.
The other is to reply, especially sharply or in retort: "That's not what I meant," she rejoined.
Context usually makes clear which sense applies.
Remarked while interrupting
- repliedGave an answer back
- respondedGave a reply
- chimedProduced melodic tones
- contributedGave toward shared goal
added · remarked · countered · retorted · answered · inserted · interrupted · continued
Returning to one's origin
- reunionGathering after separation
- comebackRecovery after decline
- reappearanceComing back into view
- reentryComing back in
reconnection · reintegration · reinstatement · resurgence · revival · restoration · reconciliation · repatriation
Restoring divided unity
- reconnectionRestoring a broken link
- reconciliationRestoration of friendly relations
- reattachmentReconnecting something separated
- mergerCorporate combination
fusion · coalition · alliance · integration · unification · consolidation · partnership · harmony
interjected
Remarked while interrupting
contributed · added · remarked · countered · retorted · answered · inserted · interrupted · continued · resumed
homecoming
Returning to one's origin
- reunionGathering after separation
- comebackRecovery after decline
- reappearanceComing back into view
reentry · reconnection · reintegration · reinstatement · resurgence · revival · restoration · reconciliation · repatriation · renewal
reunification
Restoring divided unity
- reconnectionRestoring a broken link
- reconciliationRestoration of friendly relations
- reattachmentReconnecting something separated
merger · fusion · coalition · alliance · integration · unification · consolidation · partnership · harmony · synthesis
rejoineddeparted
Having left
left · separated · parted · split off · broke away
rejoinedsaid nothing
kept quiet · fell silent · bit one's tongue · initiated · ignored