rejoin|rejoined|rejoining|rejoins in English

verb

[re·join || ‚riː'dʒɔɪn]

join again; reunite; be joined again, be reunited; answer, respond, reply

Use "rejoin|rejoined|rejoining|rejoins" in a sentence

1. I will be rejoining you shortly.

2. You should rejoin your friends.

3. He rejoined the subject with sober jocularity.

4. 24 This lane rejoins the main road further on.

5. Biden Cancels Keystone XL Pipeline and Rejoins Paris Climate Agreement

6. Skipper rejoins the navy, flying one last time with Dusty.

7. He rejoined the Ball Fan Club last week.

8. At Dorset Wharf go left to rejoin the river.

9. I promised to rejoin Jane in an hour.

10. You should rejoin Nation Daily shouldn't you?

11. She rejoined her friends in the lounge.

12. Very occasionally, the tubes rejoin and fertility returns.

13. The process of two strands of DNA rejoining is called Annealing

14. Schroeder will rejoin the company as president and CEO.

15. Many Crimean Tatars plan to boycott the referendum on rejoining Russia.

16. Blocky then rejoined the game in "Insectophobe's

17. I would now like to catalyze the rejoining of the sugar phosphate backbone here.

18. This breakage–rejoining–bridge cycle was a key cytogenetic discovery for several reasons.

19. I suggest you stop pestering the fräulein and rejoin your table.

20. Upon the completion of her repairs, Warspite rejoined the 5th Battle Squadron.

21. After the First World War Binding rejoined the family business.

22. 4 Ron Erhardt was rumored all season to be interested in rejoining Bill Parcells in Foxborough.

23. In 1994 she finished her certificate and rejoined the University of Constantine.

24. Oh, I cancelled our account And I rejoined under my alias, Sydney Jones.

25. Four arteries and four veins are rejoined to provide adequate circulation.