reintegrate
Britishverb
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(tr) to make or be made into a whole again
to reintegrate inner divisions
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(often foll by into) to amalgamate or help to amalgamate (a group) with an existing community
reintegrate young homeless people into society
Other Word Forms
- reintegration noun
Example Sentences
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The Syrian government said Tuesday that it was taking steps to contain the situation and closely monitor any Islamic State suspects who had left the camp while working to reintegrate former detainees into society.
With Venezuela saddled with about $160 billion in outstanding national debts, she also put a high priority on reintegrating into the global capitalist order that her government had long shunned.
The law aims to protect children and create opportunities for reform so that they can reintegrate into society and live meaningful lives.
From BBC
Now the congregants will have to chart a path to a next chapter, reintegrating into a community that is likely to transform again.
From Los Angeles Times
Everyone is going to be talking about whether Salah is back for this game, but the only way he is going to be reintegrated into the squad is if he apologises.
From BBC
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