Meanings of rekindle old in English

Go on holiday and rekindle old acquaintances at, the same time!'

So let us reject any among us who seek to reopen old wounds and to rekindle old hatreds.

But what is it that makes us want to rekindle old classroom friendships and reawaken long-ago memories of our schooldays?

There they sought to rekindle old memories and they coupled for many days in the bodies of willing priests and priestesses.

Most combos, even those touched by success, burn out -some to return years later for pension tours or to rekindle old glory.

The homely light in the windows rekindled old desires for security.

It has rekindled old strains between north and south Yemen -separate countries until 1990.

Those ties did not endure - but now Russia seems to be rekindling old friendships on the continent.

The Irish were out in force at the Budapest Book Fair - forging new friendships and rekindling old ones.

Rekindle old ties When it comes to rebranding yourself, sometimes the people closest to you are the toughest sell.

Northern Rock's crisis -perhaps predictably -has also rekindled old resentments fuelled by the sharp economic divide between the north and Britain's prosperous south.