reconvene

/ ˌriːkənˈviːn /

verb

1. to gather, call together, or summon again, esp for a formal meeting

Example Sentences

The Senate is expected to reconvene Monday afternoon and once again take up a pair of continuing resolutions to fund the government.

From BBC

They reconvened in New York and cut two more songs – Dodo and Can You Hear Me – but, by Lulu's account, Bowie was "getting lost in drugs" and their plans fell apart.

From BBC

Local officials requested emergency funding on the last regular day of the legislative session, meaning the state’s checkbook can’t be adjusted until lawmakers reconvene in January.

From Los Angeles Times

When the new Scottish Parliament was reconvened in 1999, Sir George was elected as the MSP for Mid Scotland and Fife.

From BBC

When the four women reconvene at a wedding rehearsal dinner, the staging of the restaurant scene is just as frustrating, with the audience staring at everyone’s faces, wondering who, if anyone, will take charge.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• join 
• reconcile 
• rejoin 
• reunify