verb
rejoin
rih-JOYN
verb
1
To join again with a group after being separated from it.
"After recovering from injury, she rejoined the team."
"The two roads rejoin a few miles further on."
2
To reply, especially sharply or wittily, in conversation.
""That's not what you said yesterday," he rejoined."
How to Use Rejoin
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishTo join something again, or to answer back in conversation.
Common pairings
rejoin the group
rejoin the conversation
Word Forms
rejoined past tense, rejoined past tense, rejoins singular, rejoins singular
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