reconnect
/ˌriːkəˈnɛkt/
verb
- To connect something again after it has been disconnected, especially a device or wire.
- She reconnected the hose to the faucet and turned on the water.
- I had to reconnect the printer after moving it to a new desk.
- The technician came to reconnect our internet service.
- To get in touch with someone again after a period of no contact.
- After years apart, they reconnected on social media.
- The family reunion was a chance to reconnect with relatives.
- He wanted to reconnect with his old college friends.
- To feel a renewed sense of closeness or understanding with someone or something.
- He took a class to reconnect with his cultural heritage.
- The couple went on a trip to reconnect and strengthen their relationship.
- Spending time in nature helped her reconnect with herself.
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