reunify
Britishverb
Other Word Forms
- reunification noun
Example Sentences
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“If peace talks do not soon gain momentum, it will grow ever harder to reunify the country.”
“This remains an ongoing effort. Plans are already under way to reunify more children in the immediate future. I hope peace will come soon.”
“I just feel that if the country hadn’t been reunified — if the war had continued — everything would still be incredibly difficult.”
From Los Angeles Times
He played star Nick Rivers, sucked into an East German plot to reunify Germany.
From BBC
While negotiations aimed at reunifying men's golf grind to a halt, the PGA Tour is taking steps to speed up play.
From BBC
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