reconnection

[ree-kuh-nek-shuhn]

noun

1. the act or result of connecting again.

2. a person with whom one has connected again.

Example Sentences

The penultimate episode included the handwritten letters from the book that Conrad begins sending Belly during their time apart, leading to their eventual romantic reconnection.

From Los Angeles Times

What starts as a nostalgic reconnection over drinks between two men who once chased the same dream quickly curdles, as Timothy’s long-simmering resentment boils over, erupting in bitterness and violence.

From Los Angeles Times

The firm said free hot food and drinks would be provided on Tuesday in areas where homes were awaiting reconnection.

From BBC

Hill’s apprehension dissolved when Wooden not only picked up as Hill spoke his name on the answering machine but also asked him to visit, leading to an instant reconnection.

From Los Angeles Times

As the solar wind - the stream of energy and particles which have their own magnetic field - interacts with Earth's magnetic field, a process called magnetic reconnection occurs.

From BBC