reacquaintance

American  

[ree-uh-kwayn-tuhns] / ˌri əˈkweɪn təns /

noun

plural

reacquaintances

1. an instance or the process of becoming acquainted with someone or something again.

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Example Sentences

A return to pitching — and reacquaintance with the pre-start nerves Ohtani has come to miss this year — will have to continue to wait.

From Los Angeles Times

But it also suggests that a vital reacquaintance is occurring with some of the sturdiest pillars of an art form that the pandemic denied to audiences for so long.

From Washington Post

But no matter the circumstances, she is now a member of a small club nobody wants to join, former detainees say, bound by the common experience of stolen freedom and an often turbulent reacquaintance with it.

From Washington Post

Much like Kris and Naomi’s reacquaintance with each other — “See You Then’s” opening movements are slightly slow and a bit awkward.

From Los Angeles Times

And as goofy as “Fresh Prince” could be, it was the sitcom’s more serious storylines — Uncle Phil’s heart attack, Carlton’s firearm possession, Will’s reacquaintance with his absentee father — that cemented its pop culture legacy.

From Los Angeles Times