Rejoining is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REJOINING in dictionary:

VERB:
• REJOIN, to join again
• join together again; reunite
• return to (a companion, organization, or route that one has left)
• say something in reply, typically in a quick or critical manner
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to answer the replication of the plaintiff

Words related to REJOINING

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How to use REJOINING in a sentence

• She had been rather keen about rejoining the others, but he thought she had forgotten.
• Certainly the soldier on the sick list never before had such a fair prospect of rejoining his comrades safe and sound as he has now.
• The sound was sufficient to indicate the course, and we crossed in safety, rejoining our party at the hour of early breakfast.
• I met him at the Tuileries when he went to pay his respects to their Majesties before rejoining his army.
• Bohemond, after having accompanied them as far as Laodicea, left them with a promise of rejoining them before Jerusalem, and returned to Antioch, where he remained.
• Felt better after this outburst, and, rejoining my pal, we went off into the town again and by easy stages reached the train.
• Before rejoining his companions, he knelt and returned thanks to God for this instance of his great kindness.
• On Misson rejoining him, they determined to go to America.
• At the first call to arms he threw aside his senatorial duties, and took up his rifle, rejoining his old commando at Vryheid as commandant under General Lucas Meyer.
• Knowing this, I had nevertheless left the question of rejoining the vessel undecided to the very latest moment.
• I therefore thought I had better go to Simla, see the authorities, and arrange for rejoining my battery, if the rumour turned out to be true.
• Ned dreaded that rejoining the others on the verandah, but he need not have.
• Rejoining Corliss they rode with the men to the Knoll.
• Your request for leave is granted, and a note will be made of your zeal in thus rejoining on the very day after your return.
• On the other, a life passed in the midst of savages, away from all possibility of ever rejoining their friends, or returning to their country.
• The elector of Bwaria rejoining Villars, resolved to attack count Stirum, whom prince Louis of Baden had detached from his army.
• Yet painful as it was, the loyal wife doubtless preferred it to yielding to the passion of the chief, and as a quick means of rejoining in soul life her lover and husband.
• To desert Amenche was not to be thought of, and yet he saw no way of rejoining her, still less of rescuing her.
• The Tacazze is lost among the sands before rejoining it, and the Blue Nile, well-nigh deprived of tributaries, is but scantily maintained by Abyssinian snows.
• It seemed quite natural for me to suggest to this stranger that before rejoining the party I would appreciate my wrap.
• Soul, being imperfect, must be purified before rejoining its source, 622-m.
• About dusk he repaired to the prairie, and remained there within a mile of the village until midnight, when he followed Zagonyi, rejoining him in the morning.
• In June, 1864, I became a resident of San Francisco, rejoining the family and becoming a clerk in the office of the Superintendent of Indian Affairs.
• Rejoining our friends and assuming a nonchalant air, I flattered myself that my disguise was perfect.
• The day following the interview, the 24th, he returned to his command, rejoining the column at Beaver Dam Station.
• They said he had gone to Canada, with the intention of rejoining the tribe of Indians he had left.
• Rejoining his retinue, he dispatched an officer to remove the body of the serpent from the fountain, lest somebody else should get poisoned.
• He finally succeeded in rejoining his companions, crawling along the ground and half dead.
• Rejoining the hunt, she made her first deliberate attempt to avoid him, an attempt that was so far successful that for the next hour she saw nothing of him beyond casual glimpses.
• In 1810 she set sail for Gibraltar with her brother James, who was rejoining his regiment in the Peninsula.
• He will land you there, and you will then have no difficulty in rejoining your countrymen.

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