reaccede
/ˌriː.ækˈsiːd/
verb
- To agree or consent again to a demand, proposal, or treaty after previously withdrawing or refusing.
- She was hesitant at first but eventually chose to reaccede to the terms of the contract.
- The board voted to reaccede to the union's demands after the strike ended.
- After years of negotiation, the country decided to reaccede to the international climate agreement.
- To formally join or enter into an organization, alliance, or agreement again after having left.
- The nation plans to reaccede to the trade bloc next year.
- After a decade of independence, the region voted to reaccede to the federation.
- The university hopes to reaccede to the research consortium by the end of the semester.
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