reunify

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reunite | American Dictionary

reunite
verb[ I/T ]
us/ˌri·jʊˈnɑɪt/
to bring together again:
[ T ]He was reunited with his sister after 14 years.

Examples of reunite

reunite
Apart from 458 children reunited with their birth parents, domestic families adopted 3,627 of them.
Sometimes, however, relationships between potentially adoptive foster parents and infants are disrupted so as to reunite sibling groups.
He succeeded in reuniting tradition and modernity, and in making measure useful and meaningful once again.
Separated from one another, the lovers languish, but are eventually reunited by servants, their love restored and wiser.
In some nonhuman primates, infant cry sounds continue to be produced into adulthood, and serve to reunite separated individuals from their mate or social group.
Some also escaped from armed groups and tried to ' reintegrate ' into society or reunite with their families.
There were few group differences in behavior during social separation; however, several behavioral differences between groups were found when monkeys were reunited with cage mates.
On the other hand, prenatally stressed infants spent significantly less time than controls locomoting and playing when they were reunited with cage mates.
After the second 3-day separation, they were reunited with peers permanently.
The baker and his wife are reunited, the town's bread supply is restored, and all ends well.
Construction grammar reunites syntax and semantics, the signifier and the signified.
So our theories of language function, acquisition, and neurobiology must reunite speakers, syntax, and semantics, the signifiers and the signifieds.
Indeed, couples who found themselves divorced after a few words said in anger often wanted to be reunited.
The many layers split, remembered and reunited with themselves and with digital pictures in theme and variations.
Disembodied souls are individuated by the bodies that they long for and desire to be reunited with.
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