re-enter

verb

1. to enter (something or somewhere) again

Example Sentences

In tests using a mouse model of alopecia, a dissolvable patch containing both stevioside and minoxidil successfully stimulated hair follicles to re-enter the growth phase, which resulted in the development of new hair.

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On top of that, Polymarket is expected to re-enter the U.S. soon.

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Polymarket also acquired a small U.S.-licensed exchange and clearinghouse as part of its effort to re-enter the American market.

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Certain areas have even armed themselves to prevent Hamas from re-entering and bringing the war with them.

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He said Sir Mel had been right to focus on cuts to working age benefits, where people "have got the opportunity to re-enter the workforce, improve their mental health" rather than pensions.

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Related Words

• recover 
• resume