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reconnection

American  
[ree-kuh-nek-shuhn] / ˌri kəˈnɛk ʃən /

noun

  1. the act or result of connecting again.

  2. a person with whom one has connected again.


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They occur when enormous amounts of energy stored in twisted magnetic fields are suddenly released through a process known as magnetic reconnection.

From Science Daily

Her reconnection with music is the subject of an in-progress documentary, “Sign My Name to Freedom.”

From Los Angeles Times

At the “Beyond Resistance” launch, Dustin Guastella, research associate at the Center for Working-Class Politics, urged for a meaningful reconnection with rural and working-class America.

From Salon

Are magnetic reconnection events, wave interactions, or both responsible for accelerating the flow?

From Science Daily

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