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reunification

[ ree-yoo-nuh-fi-key-shuhn ]

noun

  1. the joining back together of people or things that were separated; reunion:

    The summit facilitated dialogue that would eventually contribute to German reunification.

    This new immigration law favors immigrants seeking reunification with parents, spouses, and children.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of reunification1

First recorded in 1870–75; re- ( def ) + unification ( def )
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Example Sentences

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But few here want talk about the war even as they celebrate the anniversary of their "reunification".

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“ we’re witnessing isn’t just bureaucratic dysfunction — it’s a calculated strategy to prolong child detention, discourage and impede reunification, and extract as much personal data as possible for future immigration enforcement,” Chew said.

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“I would parole him because it’s based on family reunification,” she said.

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Rahm was still a PGA Tour player when he won the 2023 Masters and believed his move to LIV could prove a catalyst for some form of reunification in men's professional golf.

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Not since 1987 has turnout been as high as 82.5% in a German election, and that was three years before reunification of east and west.

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