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Meanings of reenter in English

To participate in once more.

Usage of reenter in English
1
He wanted to reenter the stream of daily life outside the door.
A fierce radiance: a novel
2
When the door opened, Murphy waved his hand for me to reenter.
Secret Sanction
3
Malgorzata only half looks up as I reenter the Kommandant's office suite.
The kommandant's girl
4
Gretchen rolled down the window, catching him about to reenter the shop.
Dolly departed
5
Stay clear of the danger zone until I give permission to reenter it.
Imperfect Sword
6
For a second, I allow myself to reenter the memory of the interrogation.
Insurgent
7
I forced myself to turn, leave the sunlit grounds, and reenter the tomb.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
8
Presently Paul heard him reenter the room; the door was at his back.
The Fortunate Youth
9
You can't reenter at arbitrary points, only through an existing gap.
The Anubis Gates
10
They allow the spacecraft to reenter the atmosphere without burning up.
Wired
11
Almost the same thing happens to spacecraft that reenter the atmosphere.
Death by black hole: and other cosmic quandaries
12
AOL informed him his choice was invalid, and suggested he reenter.
Grave Secrets
13
You cannot reenter a dream, but you can go back to a place.
Helen of troy
14
A moment. And he was turning away to reenter the academy.
Scaramouche: A Romance of the French Revolution
15
He waited until he heard the little man reenter the tent.
The Leopard Woman
16
I-I'mnot thinking straight, you see. She stood back for him to reenter.
The bourne objective
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Reenter through the time
Reenter across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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