reentry
/riˈɛntri/
noun
- The act of entering something again, especially a place or situation.
- After a long break, her reentry into the workforce was challenging but exciting.
- The building requires a special key card for reentry after hours.
- His reentry into the competition surprised everyone, as he had retired years ago.
- The return of a spacecraft or missile into the Earth's atmosphere.
- Engineers carefully calculated the reentry angle to prevent the spacecraft from burning up.
- The capsule survived the intense heat of reentry and landed safely in the ocean.
- During reentry, the astronauts experienced strong gravitational forces.
- In law, the act of taking back possession of property that was previously rented or leased.
- Reentry of the property was granted by the court after the eviction notice.
- The lease agreement includes a clause about reentry if the property is damaged.
- The landlord filed for reentry after the tenant failed to pay rent for six months.