re-engage

verb

1. (intr) to take part in or participate again

   re-engaged in terrorism

2. (tr) to employ (someone) again

Example Sentences

Carney told reporters in Johannesburg over the weekend, at the sidelines of the Group of 20 leaders’ summit, that Canadian officials would re-engage with their U.S. counterparts on trade talks at the appropriate time.

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"To ensure every child accesses the education they deserve, we must continue to address the barriers that prevent learners from attending school", she added, noting that £7m was being provided to help children re-engage with school.

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That trauma made it difficult for him to re-engage with everyday life when restrictions were eased later in the pandemic.

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“We generally do not consider analyst days as positive catalysts and acknowledge that Block has a high bar to clear as it seeks to re-engage investors in a dismal fintech market,” Jeffrey wrote ahead of the event.

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A senior Ukrainian official told AFP the "main goal is for the Americans to re-engage" in peace efforts.

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