Definition of reaccept in English:

reaccept

verb riːəkˈsɛptˌrēakˈsept

[with object]

Accept (someone or something) again.
you will be making a decision to reaccept your spouse
Example sentencesExamples
- But if she ever realizes her mistake and her loss, and comes back to me, I don't even know how I can reaccept her.
- However, with the Shavuot approaching, we have a chance to reaccept the Torah properly.
- The same thing can be learned by Purim, because on Purim the Jews reaccepted the Torah.
- It is also interesting to remember that slightly different standpoints are taken only after they were banned and reaccepted.
- Afghanistan has been reaccepted into the international community, where it is increasingly active.

Derivatives

reacceptance

noun

Zellweger remains to provide a lightness of tone, particularly in her grudging reacceptance of her father.
Example sentencesExamples
- There was a need ‘for the reacceptance of what may be described as an academic faith,’ James Thomson declared.
- Libya's complete renunciation of weapons of mass destruction and looming reacceptance by the US and Britain may be most important for the not-so-subtle message it sends to Iran and North Korea.
- The first Documenta exhibition signified Germany's reacceptance of avant-garde art, which had been banned by the Nazis as degenerate.
- In July of 1864, the Union Congress proposed the Wade-Davis Bill, which would have made reacceptance into the Union more difficult for the rebels who wished to set up provisional Union governments in occupied states.

Definition of reaccept in US English:

reaccept

verbˌrēakˈsept

[with object]

Accept (someone or something) again.
Example sentencesExamples
- Afghanistan has been reaccepted into the international community, where it is increasingly active.
- It is also interesting to remember that slightly different standpoints are taken only after they were banned and reaccepted.
- The same thing can be learned by Purim, because on Purim the Jews reaccepted the Torah.
- However, with the Shavuot approaching, we have a chance to reaccept the Torah properly.
- But if she ever realizes her mistake and her loss, and comes back to me, I don't even know how I can reaccept her.

词汇	reaccept
释义	Definition of reaccept in English: reaccept verb riːəkˈsɛptˌrēakˈsept [with object] Accept (someone or something) again. you will be making a decision to reaccept your spouse Example sentencesExamples But if she ever realizes her mistake and her loss, and comes back to me, I don't even know how I can reaccept her. However, with the Shavuot approaching, we have a chance to reaccept the Torah properly. The same thing can be learned by Purim, because on Purim the Jews reaccepted the Torah. It is also interesting to remember that slightly different standpoints are taken only after they were banned and reaccepted. Afghanistan has been reaccepted into the international community, where it is increasingly active. Derivatives reacceptance noun Zellweger remains to provide a lightness of tone, particularly in her grudging reacceptance of her father. Example sentencesExamples There was a need ‘for the reacceptance of what may be described as an academic faith,’ James Thomson declared. Libya's complete renunciation of weapons of mass destruction and looming reacceptance by the US and Britain may be most important for the not-so-subtle message it sends to Iran and North Korea. The first Documenta exhibition signified Germany's reacceptance of avant-garde art, which had been banned by the Nazis as degenerate. In July of 1864, the Union Congress proposed the Wade-Davis Bill, which would have made reacceptance into the Union more difficult for the rebels who wished to set up provisional Union governments in occupied states. Definition of reaccept in US English: reaccept verbˌrēakˈsept [with object] Accept (someone or something) again. Example sentencesExamples Afghanistan has been reaccepted into the international community, where it is increasingly active. It is also interesting to remember that slightly different standpoints are taken only after they were banned and reaccepted. The same thing can be learned by Purim, because on Purim the Jews reaccepted the Torah. However, with the Shavuot approaching, we have a chance to reaccept the Torah properly. But if she ever realizes her mistake and her loss, and comes back to me, I don't even know how I can reaccept her.
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