Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- intransitive verb To cause to become connected again.
- intransitive verb To meet or come into contact again after a long absence.
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- verb
connect again, get a newconnection for
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Examples
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Time with people you enjoy and love, to refresh and reconnect is essential to our well being. by
Resurfacing 2008
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Instead, Obama sought to "reconnect" - as his handlers put it - with the American people by adopting a tone aimed at showing he too feels the public's "pain."
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Instead, Obama sought to "reconnect" - as his handlers put it - with the American people by adopting a tone aimed at showing he too feels the public's "pain."
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Instead, Obama sought to "reconnect" - as his handlers put it - with the American people by adopting a tone aimed at showing he too feels the public's "pain."
Dose.ca Music briefs 2010
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Instead, Obama sought to "reconnect" - as his handlers put it - with the American people by adopting a tone aimed at showing he too feels the public's "pain."
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Instead, Obama sought to "reconnect" - as his handlers put it - with the American people by adopting a tone aimed at showing he too feels the public's "pain."
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Instead, Obama sought to "reconnect" - as his handlers put it - with the American people by adopting a tone aimed at showing he too feels the public's "pain."
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However, despite the fact all computers seem to connect to the zoom router okay via wifi, the iPod Touch seems to drop its connection every few seconds and then reconnect, which is really annoying.
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The map was only to demonstrate different possibilities, and even on it, there were only 3 E-W streets and 2 N-S that 'reconnect' through the park. chrisf
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Kinda of a dopey way to 'reconnect' with the world right outside my front door, but it keeps me from climbing the walls and wallowing in self pity, but allows plenty of room for PWA: "personal work avoidance."
Archive 2009-05-01 2009
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