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▪ I. re-enˈcounter, n.
Also 6–7 rein-, re-in-.
[f. re- + encounter n.; cf. rencontre n., rencounter n.]
†a. A meeting, encounter, esp. a hostile one. Obs.
b. A renewed meeting.
1525Ld. Berners Froiss. II. xxix. 34/1 Without any busynesse or reencounter we came to the captall. 1577–87Holinshed Chron. I. 85/2 The Saxons had the victorie in that reincounter. 1603Holland Plutarch's Mor. 443 So many pleasant speeches and lively reencounters. 1611Florio, Rancontro, a reincounter, a meeting againe. 1666S. Parker Free & Impart. Censure (1667) 32 After many reiterated controversial Re-incounters with Aurelius. 1737L. Clarke Hist. Bible (1740) I. i. 68 This Re-encounter had not a little ruffled Jacob's mild disposition. 1794Godwin Cal. Williams 77 Mr. Falkland's servants, hearing the bustle of the re-encounter [etc.]. 1904Daily Chron. 28 July 8/5 If she is wise she will..avoid disenchanting re-encounters in the flesh. 1948Times Lit. Suppl. 18 Sept. 526/3 Mr. Sassoon..sets down his personal experience of the re-encounter. 1974Frith & McLauchlan in R. K. Harris Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (Chem. Soc. Specialist Periodical Rep.) III. xii. 387 This..broadens our definition of cage recombination to include reaction of the original partners in the radical pair on re⁓encounter after their initial diffusive separation.
▪ II. re-enˈcounter, v.
Also 6–7 re-in-.
[f. re- + encounter v.; cf. rencontre v., rencounter v.]
†a. To encounter, esp. in a hostile manner. Obs.
b. To encounter or meet again.
1523Ld. Berners Froiss. I. ccxiv. 267 They..robbed all that countrey, for there was none that reencountred them. 1577–87Holinshed Chron. I. 164/2 Bicause the Danes..were reencountred..so often as they did encounter [etc.]. 1600Gowrie Conspir. C 2, His owne seruants..hauing put his maiestie in safetie, re-encountred the sayd Earle and his seruantes. 1611Florio, Rancontrare, to reincounter or meete againe. c1630Risdon Surv. Devon §65 (1810) 63 Both armies met again, and re-encountered. 1639Fuller Holy War ii. x. (1840) 63 The Pagans, little suspecting to be reencountered, gave themselves over to mirth and jollity. |