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reconvene

/ ˌriːkənˈviːn /

verb

We will sometimes go on shoots together but we often split up and reconvene in the edit room.

Congress can simply reconvene after the New Year and pass the relevant legislation.

The trial will reconvene on Tuesday, October 2, with Gabriele giving testimony in his defense.

That trial will reconvene in March with a verdict expected sometime during the summer.

Barely (or not at all) recovered from their Michigan debate, the candidates reconvene in South Carolina tonight.

If you would prefer to reconvene tomorrow morning we can reconvene then.

For the record, I have some more questions when we reconvene.

The meeting was protracted, and at one o'clock Mr. Gould suggested an adjournment for luncheon, the meeting to reconvene at two.

The groups were to split into subgroups of two or three, then reconvene at appointed spots around the castle.

We will adjourn for lunch, and court will reconvene at fourteen hundred.

April 23, 2024inveterate

[in-vet-er-it ]

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