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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
reacquaint .
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Examples
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Yet this grand new look at Matisse and his pursuit of pleasure in the highest sense of that word reacquaints us with the one emotion too often missing from both art and life: joy.
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Resolutions belong in the realm of idealism; letting them lapse reacquaints us with change that is sustainable.
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On the other side, she reacquaints herself with Wonderland's bizarre citizens, including the Mad Hatter (Depp), the Cheshire Cat (voice of Stephen Fry) and the Caterpillar (voice of Alan Rickman).
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For those of us who already know his writing -- harsh, accurate and loaded with questions -- this new novel reacquaints us with a daily venality now so common that we hardly see it anymore.
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Bringing a fresh, live, evergreen into our living rooms reacquaints us with nature up close.
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Analyzing clips from Westerns to decode stereotypes, he focuses on some expected moments like John Wayne in "Stagecoach" but also reacquaints the world with Sacheen Littlefeather, who infamously delivered Marlon Brando's speech when the actor boycotted the Academy Awards in 1973.
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Tomorrow, the mercury reacquaints itself with the 90-degree threshold and has no problem sailing right by it Monday through Thursday.
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For those of us who already know his writing -- harsh, accurate and loaded with questions -- this new novel reacquaints us with a daily venality now so common that we hardly see it anymore.
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For those of us who already know his writing -- harsh, accurate and loaded with questions -- this new novel reacquaints us with a daily venality now so common that we hardly see it anymore.
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For those of us who already know his writing -- harsh, accurate and loaded with questions -- this new novel reacquaints us with a daily venality now so common that we hardly see it anymore.
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